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Jay: "I can understand being disgruntled. It's hard to work with a contract
that guarantees you won't be laid off.
Postal employees have a guarantee against layoffs built in to their union contracts. They apparently had to settle for that because management drew the line on the demand for protection against death and all of life's little disappointments."
I think Jay is saying that people don't do things unless they are forced to by unpleasant things. And that fairness between employer and employee is bad.
I really think that if employers and employees shared more fairly in the benefits of business operations, there would be more of the good with less of the hassle. I think an employee might have different feelings about his work if he knew that more of the wealth created by his work would be his to keep.
Business as an institution is a mechanization created by and owned by the society. The benefits of the business belong to all the people. Profits are the reward given for a job well done. The notion that business is to make men rich is false.
- 10:25 a.m. Sept. 12, 2011
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Re: "Business as an institution is a mechanization created by and owned by
the society. The benefits of the business belong to all the people."
Spoken like a good little socialist communitarian. Such a stirring, if sophomoric defense of a completely failed and discredited system!
Socialism never works on a sustained basis. Socialist systems have particularly short lives in heterogeneous societies like America's melting pot -- unless imposed by overwhelming force [look at Bolivia, as a particularly compelling case study].
Oh, and by the way -- since I own the benefits conferred on you by the system, hand them over.
See how lousy such a system is?
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Well there Jay Evensen, we all hope the Post Office does not go out of business, what happens to all those stamp collectors, bills and mail?. Collecting canceled emails just isn't the same. Unless Congress gives the US Post Office a $9 billion "stimulus package" they are up the creek without a paddle. When Unions demand to much this happens, as well as text messaging and e-mails, instead of a a $9 billion "stimulus package" how does this sound, a $1 tax on every text message sent and a $1 tax on every one recieved?. Then give that to the Union that runs the Post Office. Have them pay their Union worker's for all the bennie packages this way?.
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Warm up:
500 various
100 scull
5 x 50 free w/paddles
Mains sets:
4 x (5 x 25) @ :45
1 = burst flutter kick, 2 = burst flutter kick, 3 = EZ, 4 = free 100 pace, 5 = EZ
4 x (25 AFAP breast + 125 EZ)
8 x 50 DPS free
Total: 2500
Still very under the weather. Getting sick seems like such a frequent occurrence during taper. I guess the immune system reacts oddly when you increase or decrease the work load. I used to get really bothered, psychologically, by this phenomenon. But I've always had a good meet after being sick during taper. I know what you do the last couple weeks doesn't have that much impact on times (unless you don't rest enough). In fact, sometimes your body gets more rest when you're sick. What really matters is that you are 100% on the day of the meet. I hope so; I have 9 days left to recover. If I feel worse tomorrow after today's workout -- hopefully not! -- I will take another day off.
1 X 300 negative split
4 X 75 kick 1:45
4 X 50 kick 1:10
1 X 50 swim
1 X 200 free 3:00
Three rounds. Descend both swims by round 1-3
1 x 50 1:00 :50
Four rounds.
Rounds 1/2--stroke or IM-- intervals left
Rounds 3/4--free-- intervals right.
Round 1: 100 is fast
Round 2: 75 is fast
Round 3: 100 is fast
Round 4: 75 is fast
WARM DOWN: 4 x 50 easy
5000 SCY solo
Don't know where everyone was this morning. We all managed to miss on Monday, yesterday Stephanie & I crossed paths - she was getting out as I was getting in, and today, the pool was nearly empty. There were only about 12 ATAC swimmers there as well.
600 w/up
2 x 300 pull no paddles yet - still babying the rib
4 x 100 kick @ 2:00
100 easy
12 x 75; 4 IM, 4 pull, 4 free
12 x 150; 6 going 100 smooth, 50 hard, then 6 going 100 hard, 50 easy
(The last 6 were exhausting)
600 various, including some breaststroke, with the last 100 yds easy
I was planning on swimming with Las Vegas Masters this week but received a very nice email letting me know that unfortunately the heater in there pool broke and the facility was closed all week. I scrambled and found a YMCA north of Vegas and drove there this morning. The pool was great other than the water temp which was warm with a very cold spot midway down the pool where cold water was being pumped in. Not a big deal really. I was glad to have a swim.
10x100 free with snorkel building to 80% by 100 on 1:30
10x50 catchup with snorkel on 1min
5x50 kick on 1 min
5x50 free with paddles on 1min
400 free easy
nothing special pace wise today but felt pretty decent in the water. Tomorrow I have some race pace 50s which maybe a little more challenging with the temperature.
I was able to participate in today's special music at Chapel for the college - played drums during a bluegrass set. I have also been finishing up on a paper and presentation for my class on Thursday.
Tonight's swim with the team:
200 swim/100 kick/200 pull (did 700 swim/pull)
4 x 50 on 1:15 descend 1 -> 4
3 x
- 100 choice on :20sr
- 50 Build up on :15sr
- 50 Build down on :10sr
- 2 x 25 FAST on :05sr
2 x 75 on 2:00 (swim/kick/pull)
filming 50's (I did 50)
4 min choice warmdown
(Masters/Rec/1850 yds/50 min)
I took a little vacation last week and just got back in town last night. With a week out of the pool I decided to see if I could still swim before work. Short and lacking creativity......
Davis mile slowly building up speed
3 x 100 kick @ 2:20 descend
200 IM drill/swim
2 x 100 back @ 1:40 cruise
100 back/breast by 25 cruise
Nothing special but at least I made to the pool.
Went on a brief jog tonight and mixed in a bit of stretching. I've got some vacation calories to burn off.
I just did 1650 EZ at LA Fitness.
I'm worse today. Sigh. Maybe did too much yesterday. When I had my immune system checked awhile ago, I found out that I have a chronically reactivated mono virus. That fits my current symptoms now -- sore throat, swollen glands, fatigue. I'm supposed to start on a strong anti-viral, but I put it off until after the holidays bc of the side effects. So I guess it's going to be a sickness taper for me. Better now than at the meet I guess ... Back to my couch.
1 X 200 kick 4:30 --
Two rounds. Round 1 intervals left, 2 right.
1 x 100 2:00
4 X 25--fast-- :45 #4 on 1:15
Three rounds. Round 1 fly, 2 back, 3 breast.
1 x 300 4:30
4 x 100 1:30
Pull. Descend each group of 100's 1-4
WARM DOWN: 4 X 50 easy
Boy, didn't realize how sporadically I've been writing in here. I've had a rough month, physically. Plus travel & Thanksgiving. About a week before Thanksgiving I "popped a rib" meaning I dislocated it, and was in excruciating pain - took several days to convince me that it wasn't just a pulled muscle or nerve pain stemming from my neck. Went to the chiropractor and had him pop it back into place the Monday before Thanksgiving. I was still quite sore for a whole - but I am almost completely better now. I'm still not allowing myself to use paddles yet, as I tried that on Friday, and it exacerbated things again. I think I'll put the paddles on again next week. Just so happy to be able to swim & go to the gym - they say you don't appreciate your health until you lose it, and boy is that true!!!
Yesterday I was hammered from taking superboy back down to Tampa - his coach had them report at 6pm for practice - which he got out of because he had a toenail narrowed on Friday, and wasn't allowed back in the pool until Monday. But the swim coach wanted to see his pretty face anyway - anyhoo - the traffic was stop and go from Gainesville all the way to Tampa - made our 4.5 hour drive a 6.5 hour drive. Got home around 10pm and woke up yesterday too tired to do much more than go to work.
Back to normal today, fortunately!! Went to the gym for about an hour, and then to the pool to loosen up - did 2500 - a bunch of 300 yd sets, followed by a 100 easy.
Updated December 2nd, 2015 at 09:52 AM by Celestial
400 warmup
9x25 all out, 75 ez in between:
25ez, 25ao F+P
F+P fly
F fly
25ez, 25ao F
50 nb
Updated November 30th, 2015 at 10:21 PM by Doug Martin
Back to work today and quite busy trying to clear out the backlog from last week's day off for the holiday. I am happy that it is my short week! Swim tonight after a light dinner...
200 free/200 back/200 im drill/100 drill
2 x Noah's Ark with snorkel and buoy (used AP on #2)
200 loosen and out
(Solo/Rec/1900 yds/30 min)
I finally visited an ortho doc to check out my knee (no major joint issues), and have been prescribed some PT over the next few weeks. Mostly overuse pain/soreness (due to a bone spur that has developed on the lateral aspect of the right patella) that has lingered for a while now, but I wanted to get it evaluated before next year's deductibles kick in. I plan to pull more see if that helps as well.
Swim/SCY/Solo @ Sewy
Warm up:
550 various
100 scull
8 x 25 shooters w/fins @ :45
Main sets:
2 x
4 x 25 burst SDK + cruise @ 1:00
extra 50 EZ at end
4 x (25 AFAP + 75 EZ) @ 3:00
26 x 25
odds = 100 pace @ :30
evens = EZ @ :45
1 x 50 AFAP flutter kick w/fins & board (23 high)
Total: 2800
Did 45 minutes of foam rolling/stretching/yoga/rehab exercises
I had a great night's sleep last night. I am still under the weather, no worse. Did a pretty standard workout for this point in my taper.
I see that NE Champs is up to 458 swimmers. And psych sheets for the SPMS meet are out: http://lbgrunions.org/psychsheets.html#34
Updated December 1st, 2015 at 02:29 PM by The Fortress
Two rounds. Round 1 intervals left, 2 right.
1 X 200 kick 4:30
2 X 100 kick 2:15
4 x 50 kick 1:10
4 x 75 free--descend 1-4-- 1:15 #4 on 1:45
4 X 50 stroke(choice--no free) 1:10 #4 on 1:30
Three rounds
2 X 50 cruise 1:05
1 x 100 fast 2:20
Four rounds--choice
WARM DOWN: 4 X 50 easy
I had a good night of sleep and was looking forward to swimming this morning.
Warm up
400 free with snorkel
6x50 catchup on :45
Main sets
4x500 pull on 6:15
100 easy
6x75 kick on 1:10
50 easy
2x(open, close, easy, fast 25s with fins on :40)
Warm down
200 easy
Toms wife gave birth to there first child Page(not sure of the spelling) so he was out today. Mother, child and father are all doing great.
I felt a little short of breath on the warmup but got going and I was on fire on the 500s. I was under instructions to work the first 3 and go long on the last 500. The interval was pretty generous but still moving pretty quick per 100. I was expecting to be between 5:20-5:30 but to my surprise came in on 5:07 and then went 5:06 and 5:05. Even the 4th 500 where I went really long and easy I was 5:19. The kick set I was holding 1:00s which again were fast but my legs felt heavy from the get go.
I am heading to vegas for work this week so will be swimming with alas Vegas Masters. I am under strict instructions to limit the distance of any high intensity work from here on out. Still will be a lot of fun swimming with some fast guys who should also be tapering for there meet in LA at SPMS.
Bridge Athletic
400 warmup
8x25 shooters on :40, alt. fly/free
10 x 50 on 1:00, HR<120
7x25 fly @ 100 pace on :35 (~15s)
Swim/SCY @ Sewy w/ Bill & Jim
Warm up:
600 various
5 x 25 shooter + 25 EZ
4 x 50 w/fins, UW 20y each length @ 1:30 (they did 8 x 50 @ :45)
4 x 25 power kick @ :45
Main sets:
10 x 50 @ 1:40 (they are doing 100s)
odds = 100 pace
evens = EZ
20 x 25 @ :45
odds = burst or EZ
evens = 100 pace
Total: 2650
It was great to see my son over Thanksgiving. Unfortunately, he arrived with a cold, which I now have. I took yesterday off. I went to the pool today, but felt pretty lethargic. I am really hoping this does not devolve into a 2 week thing. Off to the couch.
Thursday...one of two days a year the LR Racquet Club is closed
Bridge Athletic
400 warmup
12 x 12 1/2 (4 fr, 4 fl, 4k)
6 x 25 fin swim (e/f, f/e, 2 build, 2 fast)
4 x 12 1/2 fr
100 easy
50 nb
Bridge Athletic
400 warmup
8x25 shooters alt. fr/fl
10 x 50 on 1:00, HR<120
7x25 fr @100 pace on :35 (~13s)
I had an absolute blast yesterday and today, coaching the kids with a double distance oriented treat yesterday and another fun distance workout today. Neil And I split the racer and senior racer group into two groups with him taking the sprinters and me working with the mid and long distance swimmers. We have some really talented swimmers between 14 and 18 and it was my first time working with them. I tried making the workouts fun and relevant. I know this probably sounds weird for a distance oriented workout but I think it's always important to explain why we are working on specific things and to try to get the whole group excited and having fun. I believe we all had fun and a number of the kids came up and thanked me today which was very gratifying.
Most of the kids I worked with are either working towards junior nationals cuts or sectionals cuts. We talked yesterday about the focus of the three workouts being about 800 pace and I wrote up the times both the boys and girls needed for 800m times(since we were swimming LCM) and then talked about splits. We briefly talked about the fact that holding these times would hurt but discussed how you can control the pain by focusing on keeping your stroke long. All 3 workouts had a long aerobic threshold set followed by a pace oriented set. Yesterday I had 3 boys(15/16 year olds) doing 5x200s on 4mins at or under 2:08 which is under the 800 junior nationals pace and 2 girls(14) holding 2:16s which was just off juniors pace for the 800. This at the end of the second workout and after 14k. This was awesome! Today we did drop a second 100s from 1:25 and when a swimmer missed I had them cheering there teammates on. An even bigger group did awesome and our last kid made it down 1:05 and held 1:04s for the last 8 which blew my mind.
In doing my homework for the workouts I came across this short little video with Peter Vanderkaay and Chloe Sutton:
It's hard to believe that Vanderkaay's 500 time is still the NCAA record 10 years after setting it! I really agree with his thoughts on distance swimming hurting and the need to embrace the pain. In my mind again that does not mean it can't be fun. I have some of my fondest and happiest memories from swimming and if it's not fun then find something else. It's about mind set!
Back to my workout. I did another taper workout today and actually felt good at first but was tired at the end of practice. I think I am slowly starting to recover however this taper has been quite unique with unbelievable stiffness in my upper body.
Warm up
600 free with snorkel
12x50 drill/build on 1min
Main sets
8x100 free on 2mins at 400 race pace
400 easy with snorkel
4x50 free on 1min at 400 race pace
Warm down
10x50 drill on 1min
I again was out too fast on the first 100 of the race pace set going out in 1:03. Then went 1:04s on the rest. This was a terrific set but oh did I hurt. I was hoping to hold 1:06s so being 2 seconds under my goal time bodes well. My legs at least are feeling much better than they have in recent weeks. Less then 2 weeks til Boston!
No shopping yesterday, just a fair amount of relaxing with the family. Make breakfast for the kiddos before swim this morning:
200 swim/100 kick/200 pull
4 x 25 burst and cruise
The Turducken Workout for me - various 250's for the group...
Turducken set: A turducken is a turkey that is stuffed with a duck, which in turn has been stuffed with a chicken. Ive never tasted one, but I feel like Ive been reading about them as a novelty food item for at least a decade. The latest article I saw about turducken was not about food at all, but about privacy law, and ever since I read it, the word has been rolling around in my head. So I decided I would assemble stroke turduckens by stuffing a 50 of one stroke into the middle of a 100 of another stroke, then sticking the whole thing into a 200 of yet another stroke. I did four rounds of these; on the first, turkey=fly, duck=back, and chicken=breast; the strokes rotate through the IM thereafter. The set looked like this:
4 x 350 @ :30-:40 rest interval
1st 350=100 FL/50 BK/50 BR/50 BK/100 FL
2nd 350=100 BK/50 BR/50 FR/50 BR/100 BK
3rd 350=100 BR/50 FR/50 FL/50 FR/100 BR
4th 350=100 FR/50 FL/50 BK/50 FL/100 FR
On each round I aimed to do the middle 50 at 200 IM pace; the 50 before it as build and the 50 after it as recovery, and the turkey 100s at the front and back at basic aerobic pace.
Some easy 50's before taping again underwater
Flip turn fun
(Masters/Rec/2200 yds/75 min)
I love the Turducken set from Swimsuit Addict and still feel like the 2 x 50's fly in the last round are the toughest. This marks my fifth year of doing this!
Planning to send Emma off this afternoon before heading down to Williams College for a hockey game with my boy.
Updated November 29th, 2015 at 06:28 PM by rxleakem
Enjoyed a quiet Thanksgiving with visits to my mother-in-law and my brother's house with the family. Quick swim at lunch today before we put up Christmas decorations - a beautiful day here in VT!
200 free/200 back/200 im drill
2 x (with snorkel):
- 100 kick with AK
- 150 swim with AP
- 100 pull with buoy
4 x 200 on 3:00
- first 50 hard stroke IMO, followed by 150 DPS
100 and out
(Solo/Rec/2200 yds/35 min)


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Your child's doctor plays such an important role, yet choosing the right pediatrician is not always so easy. Whether you are a first-time parent (you should begin searching in the final months of pregnancy), or moving into a new town with your children, you have a task. Despite some homework and legwork, finding the right fit will be worth the effort. The bond between family and pediatrician is unique and rewarding, oftentimes lasting a lifetime.
Credentials: Isn't an MD enough?
Not exactly … Although many physicians can and do provide care to children, it is recommended that your baby's doctor be specifically trained and "certified" in pediatrics—that is, the specialty of medical science concerned with the physical, emotional, and social health of children from birth to young adulthood. In the U.S., such physicians are "board certified" in the field of pediatrics; the letters "FAAP" after the pediatrician's name indicates that the doctor has passed the American Board of Pediatrics Exam and is a Fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics. Besides general pediatricians, Family Practitioners and Med-Ped Physicians also have specific training in pediatrics, and likewise may be certified.
Types of Pediatric Practices.
- Solo practitioners: Although this is generally a practice model of the past, there are still some baby docs who do it alone. You will be visiting with him/her exclusively—although likely there may be "covering" physicians if your doc is on vacation, attending continuing medical education courses, etc.
- Group practices: Generally the more common arrangement these days, a "group" of several pediatricians work in the same office, sharing night and weekend coverage. The members generally (but not always) have common practice philosophies.
- Hospital-based practices: These practices are essentially "large group" services. One important difference, specifically related to teaching hospitals, is that resident doctors generally serve as primary care physicians, and after a few years (upon graduation), new doctors are assigned.
Finding a Pediatrician.
- If you are moving, ask your pediatrician for referrals in your new neighborhood. Pediatricians tend to have vast networks and perhaps a call or two will be all that's needed.
- Ask trusted friends and associates; if you attend a Lamaze class (recommended!), ask your instructor.
- Go to the grocery store, playground, or a house of worship. Don't be shy; when you see a mom with kids in tow, ask who her pediatrician is. It is likely that in no time the same name(s) will keep popping up.
- Check with the local hospital(s).
- Call up the local board of health and/or medical society.
- Don't settle on one name … plan to meet a few pediatricians.
The Interview.
Remember, there are no stupid questions! As a new parent, you should be able to, and feel comfortable enough, to ask anything, no matter how trivial it may seem. You interview a prospective babysitter; certainly you have a few questions to ask your baby's future doctor! Both parents should be present at the interview. Most pediatricians do not (if they do, move on) consider this an imposition, rather they should welcome this meeting, and there should be no fee for this service. Not only will there be specific issues addressed (see below), but you will get a sense of a pediatrician's personality, accessibility, and philosophies of practice. All this translates into your comfort level … which must feel right! For example, a question involving if and how the office accommodates breast-feeding may be useful. In preparing for the meeting, visit the web. With most managed care companies, the doctors in your plan generally have their bios posted. Often you can determine the following:
- The gender and age of the pediatrician. As kids get older, they may prefer doctors who are their same sex. Age can address issues surrounding experience and the possibility of retiring before your child "graduates" from his pediatrician.
- Where the physician attended medical school.
- Whether he/she is board certified.
- Which hospital(s) the doctor has admitting privileges to.
- Whether the physician has any special areas of interest or specialization (e.g. adolescent medicine, or special needs.)
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- What are the office hours? What about evenings and weekends?
- Is there as separate waiting area for "sick" and "well" kids?
- What is the arrangement for off-hour emergency coverage? Who answers the phone? If a service, is it linked to a university or children's hospital?
- Is the pediatrician available by phone (specific times?) and/or email?
- If your child has special medical needs, is the practice prepared to adequately provide services?
- Is there access to pediatric specialists, if needed?
- Which hospital(s) does the pediatrician prefer to use?
- How is billing handled? Is payment due at the time of each visit?
- Are you welcome to visit the office (unannounced) while making up your mind? (As I will discuss in a future column regarding "choosing child care," visit the office a number of times … is the waiting room clean? Is there an orderly and smooth flow? Is the office staff friendly and caring?
- Overall, do you feel comfortable with the doctor; does she truly listen to your concerns?
Remember, your family and your pediatrician are entering into a special relationship. As with all important partnerships, cultivation and monitoring are essential. You should expect this connection to grow in comfort and confidence.
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Ciao Bella, Lamborghini's Aventador Roadster looks smoking hot in LA
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After having all of the official details dropped a few weeks ago, and judging the significance of the price tag just a bit later, we're finally getting our first look at Lamborghini's newest drool-inducer, the Aventador LP700-4 Roadster. News flash: It's just as good-looking in person as it is in stock shots.
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European pricing for the 2013 Lamborghini Aventador LP700-4 Roadster was released when the model was officially introduced early this week, but we had to wait a few extra days to see how much customers over here should expect to pay for the topless supercar. Now, Lamborghini has announced that US-bound versions of its new roadster will run $441,600, which doesn't include the $3,700 gas-guzzler tax, meaning the Aventador Roadster will wear a base MSRP of at least $445,300.
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The Free World is being tested these days. From domestic crime to foreign terrorism free people are being battered by angry dissidents and worse. Those who enjoy comic books unbridled freedom and the few who even take this to the streets should unite to pump new life into tired appeals about being vigilant in public.
You can read the entire post on his blog.
According to available public information on websites like reallifesuperheroes.org and The World Superhero Registry, Captain Black is one of three notable reals in the state of Georgia, but only heroes The Phantom Shadow, Crimson Fist, and Metadata are registered in the Atlanta area. Known-around-town real Danger Woman is not affiliated with either organization. So far, neither of the local reals have commented on the matter.
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Get an overview of this hotelSuburban hotel with free breakfast and free area shuttle
Situated in the suburbs, this hotel is within 1 mi (2 km) of University of South Florida Botanical Gardens and Adventure Island. Busch Gardens and University of South Florida are also within 3 mi (5 km).
Hotel Features
An outdoor pool, a 24-hour fitness center, and a 24-hour business center are available at this hotel. Free continental breakfast is provided, as well as free WiFi in public areas, free self parking, and a free area shuttle. Additionally, a business center, meeting rooms, and concierge services are onsite.
Room Amenities
All 150 rooms provide conveniences like sofa beds and sitting areas, plus free WiFi and TVs with cable channels. Guests will also find balconies, refrigerators, and microwaves.Would you like to give us feedback? Share it! Opens in a new window
Baymont Inn and Suites Tampa near Busch Gardens/USF3001 University Center Dr Tampa FL 33612
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
Baymont Inn and Suites Tampa near Busch Gardens/USF features an outdoor pool and a 24-hour fitness center. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wired and wireless Internet access. This hotel offers access to a 24-hour business center and a meeting room. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. Event facilities measure 1020 square feet (95 square meters). This Tampa hotel also offers multilingual staff, gift shops/newsstands, and a picnic area. Concierge services and wedding services can be provided. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
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- 24-hour fitness facilities
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- ATM/banking
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- Business center
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- Conference space size (meters) - 95
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- Gift shops or newsstand
- Laundry facilities
- Meeting rooms 2
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- Number of meeting rooms - 2
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- RV, bus, truck parking
- Television in common areas
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- Wedding services
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- Area shuttle (complimentary)
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
- Free Wi-Fi
- Laundry facilities
- Microwave
- Outdoor pool
- Refrigerator
- Sofa bed
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Free self parking, RV, bus, truck parking
Room Amenities
- Access via exterior corridors
- Air conditioning
- Balcony
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Cable TV service
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Coffee/tea maker
- Free toiletries
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Free cribs/infant beds
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- Desk
- Free local calls
- Free WiFi
- Hair dryer
- In-room safe
- Iron/ironing board
- Microwave
- Pay movies
- Phone
- Premium TV channels
- Private bathroom
- Refrigerator
- Separate sitting area
- Shower/tub combination
- Sofa bed
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Guests are offered a complimentary continental breakfast each morning.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the hotel include an outdoor pool and a 24-hour fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Minimum check-in age is 25
Check-in time ends at Midnight
Check-in time starts at 4 PM
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
- Pets not allowed
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
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No rollaway/extra beds available
This hotel's policy is to accept bookings only from non-local guests. Guests whose residence is in Hillsborough County will not be allowed to check in. Guests can contact the property for additional information using the number on the reservation confirmation received after booking.
- Deposit: USD 100.00 per stay
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