We Gave Our Website a Facelift

What do you think of it?

Do you find it easier to use?

What would you change about it?

Be sure to let us know!  We would love to hear your feedback!

We are Still Down

We are still having website issues.  We apologize for the inconvenience but if you need to reach us, feel free to call us at (877) 234-6545 or email us at sales@aroyalflush.com

Thanks for being patient!

Links We Love

I thought I would share some of our favorite links:

1. Satellite Industries- We buy most of our portable toilets from them.
2. ACSI- We buy most of our restroom trailers from them.
3. Twitter- I love “the Twitter” (little Betty White reference there).  I think it is the easiest and fastest way to stay up to date with current events, etc.
4. Regional News-  As you might know we service Connecticut, New York, Philadelphia and Delaware.  We try to stay up to date with all of those regions major newspapers.
5. Flickr- I spend tons of time on this site, getting fantastic pictures of our toilets at events. 
6. @Road- We use this company’s GPS fleet tracking in every one of our trucks.
7. The Knot- Great for wedding resources and vendors.  You can view our page here.
8. Google- This site may be one of the best things that has ever happened to me.  I SERIOUSLY love Google.  Anything I ever need to know is right at my finger tips. (I really, really, really love this site)

These are just some of our favorite sites.  What are yours?

Did You See Google Yesterday??

What The Heck Is Up With Those Google Balls?

NEW YORK (CBS News)- Google’s homepage illustrations marking notable holidays and anniversaries (like Magritte's birthday or the launch of the Hubble telescope) are playful divertissements that usually link to a page explaining those not readily evident.

But on Tuesday visitors to the Internet search engine were confronted with a bizarre animation of morphing, colliding balls that swept across the page wherever the cursor passed over them.

While Google usually allows users to click on the illustrations to take them to information about the subject matter (in case you didn't know who Sabiha Gokcen is), the nature of today's illustration makes that impossible — whenever a cursor passes over the illustration, it morphs and moves away, thanks to Javascript and HTML 5 programming.

Google is therefore inviting a lot of web traffic from people merely trying to find out what the illustration means — if it in fact means anything.

Five of the top seven Google search terms this morning were "Google logo," "Google balls," "Google logo hidden message," "Google homepage today," and "Google dots."

Google itself isn't saying — their directory of Google Doodle art's last listing is for September 4, when they celebrated the 25th anniversary of buckyballs.
Bloggers guessing about the home page art's meaning have suggested it's a demonstration of new browser capabilities, such as CSS4 scripting language.

But it could also be a birthday celebration of itself. Although the domain name google.com was registered on Sept. 15, 1997, and the company incorporated on Sept. 4, 1998, Google previously celebrated its birthday with Google art on Sept. 7, in 2003 (5 years) and 2004 (6 years).
Happy 12th Birthday, Google!

Website

We recently gave our website a little face lift.  Be sure to visit it and tell us what you think!

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Website

We recently gave our website (A Royal Flush) a facelift. Be sure to head on over and check it out. Even better tell us what you think of it! We look forward to all of your feedback!

WeddingWire

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Visit Our New Landing Page

We have a new landing page, so please visit it and tell us what you think. Click here or go to www.aroyalflushportables.com to see it.