did 24 hour fitness acquire spectrum clubs?
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search from google search engine. go to :\n\nhttp://www.google.co.uk/
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Not sure I understand the question.  Time Warner is a cable company -- it IS "Broadband".
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24HR fitness is a breeding ground for trainers. It's a hit or miss with the gyms. Think of it as the car salepeople of the trade.\n\nThey want you to keep coming back so they leave you with a little something.\n\nI went for the 5 session pack and didn't do anything for me.  They went over the proper use of the machines and what muscles the machines work on.\n\nSo look for someone you can relate to and hopefully they'll be better than the majority.
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idk, but we have 102.1 the edge in dallas/fort worth\nsweeeeeet maynnn!
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yes you can if you go to sirius.com you will see what games are being played each weekend .. so as long you have the serves you can listen and remember your questions can be answered 24/7
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Yes. Billing problems and sometimes reception. They don't seem to care much for customer service. I looked up other complaints about them online right before it was cancelled months ago. Just look it up online... TONS of complaints from people. It's amazing they are still in business.
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Here it is in a nutshell-\n\n\nREEBOK LAUNCHES "PLANET REEBOK" INTERNET WEB SITE; State-Of-The-Art Site Offers Unprecedented Range Of Interactivity With Reebok Personalities And Programs\nBusiness Wire,  Jan 26, 1995  \nSTOUGHTON, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jan. 26, 1995--Looking to greatly expand the boundaries of interactive communications with the millions of consumers worldwide who follow the worlds of sports and fitness, Reebok has launched its first World Wide Web site on the Internet called, "Planet Reebok."\n\nThe new Web site offers Internet users an unprecedented range of opportunities for state-of-the-art interactive communication and information sharing with Reebok. For instance, the site's "Ask The Pros" file allows users to e-mail questions and comments to Notre Dame coach Lou Holtz (a Reebok endorser), who provides a personal response. On a periodic basis, the site will also allow users to engage Reebok athletes from professional sports and fitness in a "virtual chat."\n\n"Planet Reebok" (which can be accessed at http://planetreebok.com/) ushers in the world of Planet Reebok with entertaining and visually stimulating graphics, video and sound, as well as comprehensive background information that will be updated and enhanced regularly by the company.\n\n"Over the past 18 months, Reebok programming has aggressively explored many new avenues of communication, such as the Reebok Eliminator downhill bicycle race, Reebok City Jam Workout and P.E.TV programming, to meet the growing informational needs of our consumers," says Brenda Goodell, vice president of programming and event marketing. "Establishing a home page on the Internet was the logical next step for us. As a leader in the sports and fitness arenas, we're constantly looking for ways to stay out front of the communications curve in order to strengthen our relationship with consumers."\n\nTo maintain an ongoing dialogue with Internet users, Reebok established a public bulletin board on its new Web site. The bulletin board encourages net users to leave messages, ask questions or share ideas with the company. In each case, an appropriate Reebok representative provides a timely response, to be posted publicly or directly to the individual user.\n\nReebok recently ran a test of planetreebok.com that, during the first week, attracted more than half a million users who logged on to the site. The public bulletin board provided Reebok with numerous queries, ranging from "How do I know when I need a new pair of running shoes?" to "Where can I purchase Reebok clothing and shoes in Holland?"\n\nIn addition to interactive communications, "Planet Reebok" provides Net users with extensive information regarding Reebok. Files on the site range from a history of Reebok to a comprehensive preseason workout program.\n\nFiles have also been established that focus on Reebok programs such as the Reebok Human Rights Awards and "Witness" Program. Established in 1988, the Reebok Human Rights Award is the only corporately supported human rights award to recognize young human rights activists for their outstanding contributions and personal sacrifice. "Witness" was created in 1992 through a unique partnership between musical artist Peter Gabriel, the Lawyer's Committee for Human Rights and Reebok to supply human rights groups with video cameras, fax machines and other tools of mass communication. Net users can now obtain information on past Reebok Human Rights Award recipients, e-mail recommendations for an Award nominee or watch a video from the "Witness" program by "clicking" on the site's Human Rights icon.\n\nInformation on additional programs, such as Reebok's Women's Sports & Fitness, can be explored under the "Every Bit of Reebok" icon, along with a month-by-month update of other Reebok program activities and up
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I have the same problem. What I found was a large physical therapy location which has a pool and a gym and they allow people to purchase memberships to use either.  This place is DEFINITELY not a meat-market, no one is looking at what you look like.  Most people are overweight or injured and are there for serious work to help themselves.  \n\nThe membership is actually CHEAPER than a health-club.  $30 a month, and it's open 7 a.m.-8 p.m. Monday-Friday and 7-12 on Saturday, which are reasonable hours.  The pool is heated for therapy reasons and all the fitness equipment you need is available for your use. \n\nThese places don't seem to advertise so you'll have to make some calls.
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I have never heard of 25 hour fitness, but I am a member of 24 Hour Fitness...and I love it.  The package I purchased came with 6 sessions with a trainer and mine was absolutely fabulous.
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That would be Sam's club or Cost Co club.
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I think Ferguson is part of Thomson Electrical these days. Long time ago used to be part of Thorn Consumer Electronics along with HMV, Marconi and Ultra.
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classified ads in your local paper. \nMaybe you also could ask local fitness clubs if they plan to get rid of used equipement. At least they should be able to steer you in the right direction for further searching.\nObviously anything which involves shipping (like ebay) will be hugely expensive...
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register here\nhttp://www.nbc.com/Deal_or_No_Deal/playwin/dondregister.shtml
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The owner or manager of the gym would be who you need to contact. Or if there is someone who tends to things at certain times of day. The gym I use to go to, had it where you could turn it down or change the tv channel. Keep in mind it was a small local owned gym.
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There are less than 3 million subscibers to sattelite radio as a whole. Only a third or so of that subscibe to Sirius. Think about that before you invest.
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Yes!! Late night.  Check your local listings, in EST, it some time between like 2am and 5am.
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I tried to order it via the Website and that didn't work, so I'm cancelling mine and getting Sky.\n\nThe whole idea behind topup tv anytime is just a joke - and I don't get a discount for the fact that my realtime channel line up has been curtailed.