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Talk about a comeback story.

A New Jersey bed and breakfast ravaged by Superstorm Sandy has won a prestigious travel industry award.

The Sea Spray Inn in Ocean Grove, N.J., had five feet of water on the ground floor, which destroyed the inn's mechanicals. A porch was destroyed, as were several windows and guest rooms.

But now the inn is one of the top B&Bs in the nation, according to the latest TripAdvisor Travelers Choice Awards.

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"It's a really big deal, especially when you think about all the damage Sandy caused then factor in that we had to shut down for five months. We really persevered and came back and straight to the top," said Eric Tellefsen, who co-owns the inn with his wife Mary Ellen.

Bringing the inn back to award-winning status was no easy task. Windows needed to be replaced, as did a porch. The furnace, hot water heater and air conditioning had to be replaced too. The innkeepers had to lift the house a few inches and install a masonry wall because of structural issues caused by the storm surge.

They even had to replace the front sidewalk.

"This award is such a huge recognition of all our hard work. It means that our guests recognize and appreciate their experience," said Mary Ellen Tellefsen.

Today, the inn is almost complete. All that's left to do is finish the basement, but they have no funds left to do so. This recognition by the world's largest travel site could change that.

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JACKSON, MS (Mississippi News Now) -

As a winter storm continues to bring snow, ice and below freezing temperatures to Mississippi, State Fire Marshal Mike Chaney reminds Mississippians that properly using heating sources to stay warm during cold weather and having working smoke alarms in your home is literally the difference between life and death.

An early morning Itawamba County fire caused by a space heater has resulted in four deaths.

"With the dramatic drop in temperature to extreme levels in some areas, everyone must use extraprecaution when using space heaters or alternative methods as heating sources. Space heatingposes a much higher risk of fire, death and injury than central heating, and it cannot be stressedenough that using a stove to heat a home is extremely dangerous," Chaney said.

"Every home should have a working smoke alarm. Working smoke alarms can cut the risk ofpeople dying in home fires in half."

Fire safety education and preventing fire deaths continue to be priority goals of the State FireMarshal's Office.

The State Fire Marshal's Office offers these heating safety tips:

Have a three-foot "kid-free zone" around open fires and space heaters.

Supervise children when a fireplace, fire pit, or other space heater is being used. Use a sturdy, metal screen to prevent contact burns, which are even more common than flame burns.

All heaters need space. Keep things that can burn, such as paper, bedding or furniture, at least 3 feet away from heating equipment.

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Brampton, Ontario - Custom Thermal Applications Inc., a global provider of industrial High Volume Process Water Heating solutions, was contracted to implement an upgrade of the high volume water heating system at a leading meat processing company that improved water temperature control and process demands mandated by increased volumes of sanitation hot water.

The upgrade incorporated Custom Thermal Applications' QuikWater Direct Contact Water Heater thereby: Increasing sanitation hot water capacity Reducing sanitation times Increasing sanitation effectiveness while substantially reducing the energy requirements needed to heat the water

Custom Thermal Applications designed the new system application for the client's 24/7 business operation by integrating with the old, so that - in the event of emergencies there could be a quick switch-over to a back-up system (even though it is dated and is no longer performing to the customer's high standards).

The project required Custom Thermal Applications to design, install and test new systems and modifications for gas, air, water, pumps and control panels.

The new QuikWater provides: Greater water heating capacity an output of 272 USGPM heating the water from 2C(35F) to 63C(145F) Dramatically increased fuel efficiency from about 65% to 70% for the old steam/heat exchanger system to 99% for the QuikWater. This qualified the client for a rebate from the gas company. Steady output water temperature even during fluctuating or peak plant demands for hot water.

QuikWater Direct Contact Water Heaters operating on gas or propane have no tubes separating the water from the combustion gases. The water passes directly through the combustion gases and this "Direct Contact" results in rapid transfer of heat from the combustion gases to the water.

The water is heated from as low at 0C (32F) to as high as 93C (200F) in a single pass. Water quality is actually improved (potable in means potable out) and the resultant thermal efficiency is 99% (for the standard units heating to 82C (180F) or 98% for the QuikWater MegahHeater which heats to 93C (200F).

Emissions are correspondingly low and the exhaust leaves the heater at only 6C (10F) above the inlet water temperature.

About Custom Thermal Applications Since 1987 Custom Thermal Applications has been providing industrial customers with solutions to their Combustion industry challenges by designing and building Combustion Systems to meet the unique requirements of Paint Finishing Systems, Metal Heat Treating, Aluminum Processing, Bakery Ovens and Printing Presses. Systems have been used in producing automotive parts, aluminum extrusions, consumer ready food products, paper products and metal refining.

Custom Thermal Applications are manufacturers' representatives for QuikWater direct contact water heaters and Pollution Control Products. QuikWater is a world leader in reducing greenhouse gases through energy efficient water heating equipment. Pollution Control Products' specialty burn-off ovens provide cleaning of paint racks and electric motors through a closely controlled pyrolysis process, reducing the environmental impact of paint and varnish removal.

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By GORDON D. FIEDLER JR. Salina Journal | Wednesday, January 22, 2014 2:00 AM

Saline County Health Department employees received good news and bad news Tuesday morning.

The good news was a favorable decision by county commissioners on workers' sick-leave policy. The bad news, at least for those housed in the former Rema Bakeware facility on East North Street, was showing up for work after a three-day weekend and finding several inches of water on the floor from a burst water heater.

Back to the good news.

Sick leave bank

In action that Commissioner John Price termed "crazy generous," county health department workers who had at least five years of service with the former city-county department at the end of 2013 and who were paid for a third of their accrued sick leave now will have the other two-thirds placed in a "time bank" for use after exhausting sick leave accrued beginning Jan. 1, when their services were absorbed into Saline County.

The sick-leave issue had been hanging for some months, and commissioners wanted staff to hash out tax, legal and bargaining issues that might be associated with sick-leave adjustments.

During their study session before their official 11 a.m. meeting, commissioners heard from Human Resources Director Marilyn Leamer.

"The hours would be put into a sick-leave credit," Leamer said. "Those hours would be made available to that employee."

She used a hypothetical example of an employee with 1,500 hours of accrued sick leave who was paid for a third of those hours, in accordance with Salina-Saline County Health Department policy, leaving 1,000 hours.

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DC, Virginia (PRWEB) January 22, 2014

Rising utility costs have caused serious budget problems for many Americans, and there does not seem to be any relief in sight. Though electricity costs have trended upwards for quite some time, many homeowners were surprised to see an increase in their water expenses as well. 4FastPlumber, one of Virginias premier plumbing companies, is helping homeowners deal with the high cost of water and electricity with efficient water heaters.

For more than 20 years, 4FastPlumber has been providing plumbing and gas line services to northern Virginia and Washington, DC. As a family run company, 4FastPlumber has always tried to put the customer first and offer a good customer experience. Priding themselves on excellent customer service, 4FastPlumber has become known for its quick response times and 24 hour emergency plumbing services.

Now 4FastPlumber has made the transition to efficient water heaters, and they have stopped installing older or less efficient models. Though the initial cost may be higher for these more efficient water heaters, homeowners will be able to recoup the cost in only a couple of years because of the energy savings. The efficient water heaters are better able to hold their temperature, which means heating less water and spending less energy maintaining the water temperature. Homeowners will even see more hot water, more often than ever before.

Homeowners who want to find out about the newest efficient water heaters can go to http://4fastplumber.com. There they will find a discussion about the need for the newest efficient water heater designs, as well as all of the other services offered by 4FastPlumber.

As a leader in plumbing service in Virginia, 4FastPlumber has a track record of satisfied customers and excellent work. Homeowners looking to install a new water heater will find that 4FastPlumber is one of the most affordable services in their area. As 2014 gets under way, it is clear that 4FastPlumber is on the path to success for the new year.

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MADISON, Wis. -

With more bitterly cold weather heading toward southern Wisconsin, having reliable heat is of utmost importance.

But hundreds of low-income families are getting by without hot water.

Now one local company is working to make lives easier, one water heater at a time.

"There's no government program for it," said Jason Hafeman of Project Home. "There's no help out there for those people."

Hafeman is hoping to alleviate the hot water needs of many in the area by installing new water heaters at a discounted rate.

"I looked at my last job I was working at, and I just said, and I was looking for a change, and I just wanted to do something where I'm helping people," said Hafeman.

"It's taken for granted," continued Hafeman. "I mean everybody, you turn on your shower, you turn on your sink, there's hot water. Everybody just assumes that's how it is for every home owner. But that's not the case."

And the price of not having a water heater can be dangerous.

"The alternative is people boiling water on the stove, putting it in the bath tub to try and heat the water, and for low income people, especially elderly or people with a handicap or disabilities, that can be a big health and safety risk," said Hafeman.

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