Hot Tub Gazebos
Hot tub enclosures and gazebos are often an effective way to personalize a spa and give it a unique character while also protecting it from the elements.
Hot tub gazebos can be enclosed buildings with doors or they can be open-air structures. Both types have their advantages. Closed buildings provide greater security. These buildings can lock, ensuring that intruders will not be able to get to the tub. Closed hot tub gazebos are also good for storage. Users can put all cleaning materials and chemicals in the enclosure for easy access when they need them. Open-air structures are another option. These can provide excellent protection from wind and rain. Open-air hot tub gazebos look great and provide unique decoration for the spa.
Different types of hot tub enclosures are made of different materials. Most are made of wood, but some are made of aluminum, steel and polycarbonates. Wooden structures often look more traditional and have a more decorative as well as functional qualities. The hot tub gazebos made of other materials provide a number of services. First, they can hold in heat, insuring that the hot tub stays hot all year round. They can also have retractable roofs, allowing for direct sunlight at the user's will.
Hot tub gazebos are a great way to add character and decoration to a hot tub while providing useful features. All types of hot tub enclosures can keep the tub out of the rain, sunlight, and wind. There are such a wide variety of models and construction materials available that even the most discriminating shopper will find what they want.
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Essential Hot Tub Parts
There are many parts that all hot tubs use. These parts can be bought from several sources, both online and in retail stores. Some of the most common and important hot tub parts are jets, heaters, and pumps. Without these, the hot tub will not work. Jets, heaters, and pumps all have several components that must be operational for the hot tub to function, but they are beyond the scope of this writing. It is a good idea to speak to a professional to get thorough and in-depth information about these hot tub parts.
Hot tub jets propel water into the tub in a concentrated stream. Jets provide many of the therapeutic aspects of a hot tub. Jets can be used to massage the body while it is underwater. Some jet manufacturers sell entire jet systems that are designed to massage the entire body. Jets can range in price from a few dollars for a single plastic attachment to several hundred dollars for a full body massage system.
Heaters are needed to warm the water in a hot tub. The heater can be electric or it can be fuels by a gas such as propane. Both options provide good heat for the water. Like many house heaters, most hot tub heaters are equipped to sense the temperature of the water and heat it to the user's specification. It is important to get a cost efficient water heater for a hot tub to save money and energy.
Water Pumps are a vital part of hot tub systems. They work with the motors and jets to propel water into the tub. Motors power the pumps to push water through the jets into the tub. Most quality pumps have two speeds of operation. This saves energy and provides the bather with more options for water pressure.
It is important to insure that the parts of a hot tub are top quality before buying. Most good parts come with warranties and will operate for years. There are few things more frustrating and potentially costly than low quality hot tub parts that break.
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The Amazing Powers Of Self Hypnosis
The Amazing Powers Of Self Hypnosis
Copyright © 2005 Steve G. Jones
Steve G. Jones School of Hypnotherapy http://www.betterlivingwithhypnosis.com

I want to share a success story about hypnosis for weight loss.
There are so many, but this one stands out in my mind and touches
my heart. I was working in the summer of 2004 with a young lady
named Jen. She was 19 at the time and was scheduled to undergo
gastric bypass surgery. This surgery is very drastic and involved
stapling the stomach so that the person can no longer eat large
meals. She also already had liposuction but regained all of her
weight. Her father had died and all her mother wanted was for Jen
to be happy.
As they both sat in my office in tears, Jen told me that this
was her last attempt to lose weight before killing herself. After her mom left the room, we began the hypnosis session. While
in a trance, Jen remembered being abused by her father. It was
traumatic for her to recall this, but helpful at the same time.
Jen also revealed that she had "built up a protective layer" with
the excess weight. She explained while under hypnosis that the
weight repelled men and kept her "safe."
After Jen was out of hypnosis, I invited her mom back into the
office. The three of us discussed this unfortunate event. Her mom
said that she had suspected that it happened, but never had proof
until now. Jen returned the next week and we began working on re- building her self-esteem using hypnosis. This is very easy to do
with hypnosis since the messages go directly to the subconscious
mind. If you want to do this yourself, just make a tape with
positive suggestions that you play in bed each night as you go to
sleep.
In the four weeks that followed, I was able to reframe the way
she felt about eating right, exercising, and taking care of
herself in general. After only six sessions, I told Jen that I
had done all the work we needed to do.
Last week, Jen sent me an e-mail with a picture. You see, I had
programmed her to continue to eat right, exercise, and take care
of herself. Well, the picture she sent looked like a model! Jen
had gone from 325 lbs. to 115 lbs! The e-mail was even more
inspirational. Here's what she wrote:
Dear Steve,
It has been a year since our last session. The pounds have
been consistently dropping. I eat differently and don't even
try to. I exercise three times a week and love it. Most
importantly, my view of life is completely different now.
I went from being overweight and suicidal to being thin,
sexy, beautiful and totally confident. My mom is happier
than ever and so is my husband. That's right! I am married.
He's 6'4", an architect, and wants kids. I feel like I'm
living the life of my dreams. Hypnosis is amazing. You taught
me that I could do ANYTHING that I BELIEVE I can do. You are
right. Feel free to share this letter with others. I want
the world to know about the power of hypnosis and the power
of the human mind!
With much love and respect,
Jen

In my line of work I get to see this happen often. Jen is one of
the many people who decided to make a powerful change in her
life. Hypnosis helped, but the change was really due to her
commitment to herself. I hope that the sharing of Jen's journey
will inspire you to create whatever powerful change you desire in
your life. There are no obstacles, except the ones YOU create in
your mind. Remove those obstacles, and you will easily live the
life of YOUR dreams.

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Steve G. Jones is a board certified Clinical Hypnotherapist.
He is a member of the National Guild of Hypnotists,
American Board of Hypnotherapy, president of the American Alliance of Hypnotists, on the board of directors of the Los Angeles chapter of the American Lung Association, and director of the California state registered Steve G. Jones School of Hypnotherapy. Learn more about his products by
visiting: http://www.betterlivingwithhypnosis.com.