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Dallas, TX (PRWEB) March 03, 2014

Dallas Flooring Warehouse announces the immediate availability of Ambassador, their new, private label commercial berber carpet. Ambassador commercial level loop berber carpet features a stain resistant Olefin fiber system, a 10-year warranty, a lifetime stain warranty, anti static technology and a continuous filament fiber that will not peel or fuzz. Ambassador is available in four popular fashion colors which are all in stock at Dallas Flooring Warehouse for immediate cash and carry or next day installation. This commercial rated level loop berber carpet sells for 79 per square foot cash and carry or $1.39 per square foot installed.

Here at Dallas Flooring Warehouse we are really excited to announce our new private label commercial berber carpet called Ambassador. Ambassador is available in four fashion colors all of which we have in stock for next day installation. Visit us at 8717 Directors Row in Dallas, TX 75247 or give us a call at 214-850-4373 and one of our carpet professionals will assist you. Our quality private label carpeting is manufactured by the leading U.S. carpet Mills. Why pay more at some fancy retail store when you can buy wholesale direct? Stop by or call today and tell them Johnny Carpet sent you! says Johnny Carpet, spokesman Dallas Flooring Warehouse.

Dallas Flooring Warehouse is a wholesale hardwood flooring, laminate flooring, carpet and tile wholesale to the public warehouse store that specializes in wholesale direct pricing to homeowners, contractors and builders in the Dallas Fort Worth area. They are located at Dallas Flooring Warehouse 8717 Directors Row Dallas, TX 75247. Their Dallas wholesale flooring hotline is (214) 850-4373. For more information about Dallas Flooring Warehouse or wholesale flooring in Dallas visit their website at dallasflooringwarehouse.com.

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Dallas, TX (PRWEB) March 02, 2014

Dallas Flooring Warehouse announces the immediate availability of Boundless, their new, private label textured Saxony carpet. Boundless textured Saxony carpet features a premium PET fiber system, a 10-year warranty, a lifetime stain warranty, anti static technology and a continuous filament fiber that will not peel or fuzz. Knockout is available in three popular fashion colors which are all in stock at Dallas Flooring Warehouse for immediate cash and carry or next day installation. This level beautiful textured Saxony carpet sells for 78 per square foot cash and carry or $1.34 per square foot installed with pad.

Here at Dallas Flooring Warehouse, we are really excited to announce our new private label textured Saxony carpet called Boundless. Boundless is available in three fashion colors all of which we have in stock for next day installation. Visit us at 8717 Directors Row in Dallas, TX 75247 or give us a call at 214-850-4373 and one of our carpet professionals will assist you. Our quality private label carpeting is manufactured by the leading U.S. carpet Mills. Why pay more at some fancy retail store when you can buy wholesale direct? Stop by or call today and tell them Johnny Carpet sent you! says Johnny Carpet, spokesman Dallas Flooring Warehouse.

Dallas Flooring Warehouse is a wholesale carpet, tile, hardwood and laminate flooring superstore that specializes in wholesale direct pricing to homeowners, contractors and builders alike across the Dallas Fort Worth metroplex. Their address is Dallas Flooring Warehouse 8717 Directors Row Dallas, TX 75247. Their Dallas wholesale flooring hotline is (214) 850-4373. For more information about Dallas Flooring Warehouse or wholesale flooring in Dallas, visit their website at dallasflooringwarehouse.com.

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Workers arrange decorative panels on the red carpet as preparations continue for the 86th annual Academy Awards, Feb. 27, 2014, in Hollywood Calif. The Oscars will be presented at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood on March 2.

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Workers put signs in place outside the Dolby Theatre along Hollywood Boulevard on Feb. 27, 2014, in Hollywood, Calif., amid ongoing preparations for the 86th Academy Awards.

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Johnny Tamayo pushes an Oscar statue as preparations are made for the 86th Academy Awards in Los Angeles on Feb. 27, 2014.

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Pharrell Williams and Jamie Foxx attend Bionic Yarn, G-Star and Hennessy Privilege Celebrate Pharrell Williams and his Oscar nominated single, "Happy" on Feb. 27, 2014, in Los Angeles, Calif.

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Charlize Theron and Sean Penn attendBionic Yarn, G-Star and Hennessy Privilege Celebrate Pharrell Williams and his Oscar nominated single, "Happy" on Feb. 27, 2014, in Los Angeles, Calif.

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Chantilly, VA (PRWEB) February 28, 2014

For the sixth year in a row, Ayoub Carpet Service has been awarded Angies List Super Service Award. ACS is listed under the following categories; Carpet Cleaning, Oriental Rug Cleaning and Repairs and Flooring Sales & installation. This award is given to the top 5% of providers within a specific market/category. The company must receive an A rating from members for 1 full year. Joshua Maples, an account representative from Angies List, states that, less than 5% of companies listed within Angie's List meet the requirements each year.

President, Daniel Ayoub is very grateful to be receiving this acknowledgement several years in a row. We received this because our clients appreciate the service we provide along with the professionalism in which we provide said service. To date, we have 496 reviews, 456 are "A" ratings thats 92%! We realize, we wont be able to please everyone and receive 100% "A" ratings, but we see the 8% that rated us below an "A," opportunities for us to improve. You dont stay in business for over 60 years without continually trying to improve.

One of the things Ayoub has heard the most is that customers wish there was a showroom more conveniently located to Washington DC area. Dan has listened to his clients, and will be opening a second showroom in the Falls Church area early spring. The Falls Church location will offer carpet, hardwood, custom ordered rugs, luxury vinyl tile and laminate. In addition, this location will serve as a drop-off/pick-up location for Oriental Area Rugs Cleaning and Rug Repairs.

Even though we originally began in Arlington, VA, we are excited to be returning close to the area where it all started back in 1952.

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Ayoub Carpet Service (ACS) is the Original Ayoub, serving the Washington DC, Maryland and Northern Virginia area since 1952. ACS provides carpet cleaning, rug cleaning and repairs, upholstery cleaning and has a comprehensive showroom that offers carpet, rugs, hardwood, luxury vinyl tile and laminate for sales and installation. Full service provider for all of your flooring needs.

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Nov. 28, 1930 -- Feb. 10, 2014, Age 83

Eunice Eileen (Strand) Hansen was born Nov. 28, 1930 in Bessemer, Michigan, to John Leonard and Theresa Mary (Bretall) Strand. The Strand family was very active in the community and regularly attended the Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood, Michigan. At age 16, Eunice moved to Wheaton, Illinois to live with her aunt. During her free time, she enjoyed horseback riding. She graduated from Wheaton College Academy in June 1949. While working as a volunteer for the USO, her hard work was recognized and she was hired as a long-distance operator. She later worked as a receptionist for a carpet installation company, where she met her future husband, Paul Kenneth Hansen, on a blind date. When Pauls family moved to San Bernardino, Paul asked her to move to California and they were married in January 1953. Shortly afterward, the family moved into a small home in Rialto, but when their family started to expand they moved into a larger home in Fontana in 1959, where they remained for the rest of their lives.

Eunice was a homemaker, wife, and loving mother. Her hobbies included sewing, reading, yard work (loved her fruit trees), and sightseeing. She proudly completed her Associates Degree from San Bernardino Valley Community College while in her late 50s. She was active in various churches, including Bloomington Church of the Nazarene and Crosspoint Community Church. She was a good friend to the neighborhood families. Paul and Eunice had three children.

Eunice is survived by her brother John William Strand; her sister JoAnn Mattson; step-brother Ronald Kittle Strand; son Charles and daughter-in-law Linda Hansen; daughter Sharon Gibson and daughter Anita Hansen and son-in-law Veon Dillon; her grandchildren David Carmona and wife Misty, Merie Gibson, Phillip Gibson and wife Lynetta, Lauritz Dillon, and Lydia Dillon; and her great-grandchildren Paul Carmona, David Carmona, Damarius Gibson, and Arianna Gibson. She was preceded in death by her husband of 56 years, Paul; her parents, John and Theresa Strand; her sisters Ruth McBain, June Smith, and Patricia Anderson; and her step-mother Lovida (Olsen-Kittle) Strand.

A private viewing was held at Ingold Funeral Chapel, Fontana, on Feb. 13 and a memorial service was held on Feb. 18 at the Crosspoint Community Church, Fontana. Interment will be at the Riverside National Cemetery, Riverside.

Submitted by the family historian, Anita Hansen.

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I was excited when I learned that the parents of a student I knew produced a product my family used and enjoyed. His response to me was "Yeah, they're getting rich off you." He was quite confused when I replied "They should be. They make a very good product. If they are not getting rich, they are not good business people." The student expected me to be envious of his parents' success rather than thankful for the product that met my family's needs better than anything else. In a free society, people get rich by providing goods and services people want at prices they are willing to pay. Yes, there are people like the founders of Solyndra who game the system and get rich from government favors. Still, most people who become rich do so by serving others, whether it be designing new computers or running a carpet installation business. President Obama has made the reduction of income inequality a key focus of his second term. Our president is promoting the politics of envy. We are told that some people have more than their fair share, and that only the government can make things more fair by taxing and regulating the successful. The losses of the rich are supposed to make the rest of us happier and better off. Since the president was inaugurated, middle-class incomes have fallen when adjusted for inflation. Five years of the Obama presidency with tens of thousands of new regulations and hundreds of billions of dollars of stimulus spending and tax increases on the wealthy have not helped middle-income families. This is not surprising. Remember President Clinton's luxury tax? It was supposed to affect only the rich who bought things like yachts. The people who built yachts lost their jobs when the rich stopped buying luxuries. President Clinton was humble enough to allow the luxury tax to be repealed. Our current president is doubling down on more of what has failed and is prepared to use constitutionally dubious methods, circumventing the legislative branch, to do so. We do not need new savings accounts created by executive fiat so middle-income people can loan more money to the government. Savings bonds already exist. We need more wealth creation. Contrary to what many pundits claim, wealth is good. Wealth is fresh fruits and vegetables in January, indoor plumbing, and MRI machines. Neither will raising the minimum wage improve the lot of those who earn it. People can only be paid what their labor is worth for a particular job in the current economy. Raising the minimum wage will increase automation, eliminating low-level jobs. Claiming otherwise for political support simply takes advantage of people while pretending to help. It is not by chance that the United States is a wealthy country. Yes, the government was involved in such things as building roads which have helped business. However, government does not have any resources of its own. Roads were built because productive people paid taxes to pay for them. We have become a wealthy country because for most of our history we have had relatively low taxes (when rates were high there were huge loopholes), limited regulation, the rule of law, and relatively little corruption. No one is arguing that there should be no government, or that no tax revenue should be collected. Limited government, however, provides the freedom for entrepreneurs to provide solutions to people's problems and improve their lives. If our elected officials would in humility stop trying to engineer fairness, step back and let Americans create wealth, the middle class could thrive again. President Obama is encouraging us to compare ourselves to those who have more. Rather than using these people as examples of how to achieve success, he is telling us it is unfair and that he can bring fairness and prosperity. Political points may be scored, but it will not improve our standard of living. If Americans succumb to the politics of envy we will be less happy and poorer for it. Dr. Joseph J. Horton is professor of psychology at Grove City College and the Working Group Coordinator for Marriage and Family with The Center for Vision & Values.

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February 22, 2014

Business will continue as normal, despite a roof collapse on Thursday at a warehouse owned by Ray-Sue Family Enterprises on North Third Street in Stroudsburg.

The contracting business, which does installation work for Sears-Roebuck, had been renting the building for the past few months as storage and night-time parking for four trucks.

No injuries were reported in the collapse, which happened at noon.

"We were very lucky, because things can be replaced but people cannot," said business owner Susan Saunders.

Ray-Sue Family Enterprises does carpet cleaning, as well as garage door installation for Sears-Roebuck.

Employees pick up the trucks from the North Third Street warehouse first thing in the morning.

When employees return depends on when the job they are working on is completed.

Employees could return anytime between noon and 6 p.m., Saunders said.

In fact, an employee driving the company's carpet cleaning truck returned to the warehouse just 15 minutes after the collapse.

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