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Waco, TX (PRWEB) January 10, 2014
Entrepreneur magazine has ranked Mr. Appliance No. 474 on the 2014 Franchise 500 list. The Mr. Appliance franchise is the leading appliance repair franchise in the United States specializing in business improvement and entrepreneurship.
Entrepreneurs Franchise 500 is well-respected as the most comprehensive and prestigious rankings list of franchise opportunities for entrepreneurs. The Franchise 500 rankings are compiled by comparing almost 900 eligible franchise opportunities and comparing the ranking based on a brands financial strength, stability, growth rate and size.
Its an honor to be included on the list, said Doug Rogers, president of Mr. Appliance Our success depends on the hard work of our franchise owners. This achievement is a direct reflection of their dedication to customer service.
Mr. Appliance is the only full-service handyman franchise in the United States facilitating appliance repair services for both commercial and residential clients. Mr. Appliance also offers assistance to small business owners in order to assist first-time and converting businesses save time and money, find a niche in the appliance repair and rent-to-own industries and provides opportunities for continuing professional education and industry networking.
Mr. Appliance is a part of The Dwyer Group along with seven other home-service franchise opportunities, all of which were also included in this years Franchise 500. For more information about The Dwyer Groups affiliate brands visit http://www.leadingtheserviceindustry.com.
For more information about the top repair service franchise opportunities in the United States, visit http://www.mrappliancefranchise.com.
About Mr. Appliance: Mr. Appliance is North Americas largest appliance repair franchise system. Established in 1996, its franchises provide full-service residential and light commercial appliance repair. Mr. Appliance has more than 160 locations throughout the United States and Canada and is consistently ranked among the top home service franchises by Entrepreneur magazine and other industry experts. Mr. Appliance is a subsidiary of The Dwyer Group, Inc. For more information, visit http://www.mrappliancefranchise.com.
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The new eight-story apartment building at the corner of Market and Dolores streets hints at what we'll see across San Francisco as construction cranes make way for finished structures: an abundance of careful planning and a shortage of architectural nerve.
On the ground there's a high-ceilinged Whole Foods Market and a wide sidewalk that doubles as an urbane mini-park. But the building above is a procession of compromises, an earnest collage of scales and skins rather than a distinctive work of architecture that stands on its own.
The result is a plus for a corner that's a gateway to the Castro to the west and the Mission to the south. What's missing is that hard-to-define extra spark - the comfortable confidence that once defined Bay Area urban neighborhoods and now is frowned on more often than not.
If nothing else, the finished product dubbed 38 Dolores emerged relatively coherent from a process that included meetings between the developer, Prado Group, and an array of neighborhood groups after a plan for the larger Upper Market area was approved in 2007. There now are a dozen mixed-use buildings along Market Street west of Van Ness Avenue that are recently finished, under construction or in the works.
This one commands notice because of the prominence of the block-long site, at the crest where Dolores Street's march of palm trees concludes and Market begins its long descent to the Ferry Building.
With no shortage of design cues to choose from, Prado Group and BAR Architects chose a contemporary look and then adapted it to the existing contexts on each side.
The building is eight stories tall along Market, while on Dolores the top two stories are pulled back to reduce the building's heft. The south wing along 14th Street drops to four stories, an abrupt transition to the older residential buildings across the way.
At each turn, the architectural details of 38 Dolores are tweaked as well. The Market Street facade has glassy, right-angled bays that are detailed in crisp metal. The stretch along Dolores has thinner bays and a coat of medium-brown brick. The 14th Street wing wears bricks of a light brown hue and adds a skin of faux wooden slats.
"We really felt the character should be different on Market Street than it was on Dolores, and different again on 14th Street," said David Israel, a principal at BAR, the design architect. William McDonough + Partners was involved in earlier schematic designs for the project. "Each context is somewhat different."
The most memorable move, though, is the one that breaks free of context - a sharp prow that extends 25 feet above the Whole Foods entrance where Market and Dolores meet.
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Life is about to return to normal on Londons RichmondSt.N., where construction of a $55-million apartment building has impeded drivers and pedestrians for half a year.
Construction of the 19-storey apartment tower, on a narrow site, saw the contractor close and use the westerly, southbound lanes since early last summer.
The roadway occupation was expected to end in November, before the snow flew, but that was extended because of delays.
The road should be reopened to four lanes by the end of next week as long as the weather co-operates, said Doug MacRae, the citys manager of transportation planning.
Occupying city roadways doesnt come without cost for developers: Depriving drivers of the 7,000 sq. ft. of asphalt came to about $12,000.
Application and processing fees added another $400, on top of the building permit fees of more than $200,000.
Every effort is made to reduce and minimize impacts and disruption to the public, said Lou Pompilii, of city halls building compliance division.
The nature of this development and site restricts construction access to the front.
The developer, he noted, also had to:
London Hydro will be able to remove old utility poles to allow the closed portion of the road to reopen after Rogers moves cables from the old poles to new ones Jan.15, said Hydro spokesperson Nancy Hutton.
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A Jacksonville City Council panel approved a scaled-back plan Thursday night to redevelop a landmark apartment building and business area in Avondale.
The vote sets the stage for final council action next week on plans to rebuild St. Johns Village Center by Fishweir Creek.
While notably smaller than developer Chase Properties once proposed, even residents who supported the plan still voiced reservations.
Its still going to be a big building, Riverside-Avondale Preservation chairman Jonathan Oliff told the council Land Use and Zoning Committee about the main building that would replace the 60-year-old Commander Apartments along St. Johns Avenue.
Chase had initially filed plans for a 339-unit apartment building, though company owner Mike Balanky said from the beginning he expected a smaller project.
The rezoning bill (2013-342) approved Thursday called for construction of 250 apartments, along with retail area and restaurant space seating up to 200 customers.
A marina and boat slips once planned had been scrapped, leaving just a kayak launch.
That wasnt good enough to ease some worries.
It would change the essential character of the surrounding neighborhood, argued Jack Swiadek, who was president of the Fishweir Neighborhood Association until Dec. 31.
Balanky told Councilman Jim Love, whose district includes the area, that he couldnt shrink the apartment totals any further. He said that talks with neighborhood groups, while stretched over months, had made the overall project better.
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Go anywhere in downtown Palm Springs this time of year and you can expect to see lots of people eating outside. Restaurants often pack their patios because of the desert's warm winter temperatures. "We're from Canada so eating outside at this time of year... you don't do," said Bernice MacIntosh, who is visiting from Canada. "So, it's beautiful to just enjoy the nice weather and scenery."
On many of those patios, you can find purses on the ground and hanging on the back of chairs. It's what at least one thief decided to take advantage of this week. "I just heard, 'Oh, he took my purse," and then we just saw a guy running," said Octavio Rivas, a host at Zin American Bistro. "And her husband tried to stop him, but it was too late."
Palm Springs police say the same thief struck again next door at Lulu California Bistro. This time, a good samaritan stopped him. Police arrested 18-year-old Sebastian Sheard for allegedly stealing the purses. Still, it's making some women uneasy when dining out. "You know, it's sad that you just can't have a meal without looking around you," said Amber Pillay. "And not knowing when your purse is going to get stolen."
Police don't believe anyone else is connected to the purse snatchings, but Rivas thinks differently. He says another man walked suspiciously by the restaurant three or four times before the theft. That's why he's warning customers now. "As soon as I see a lady, they put the purse over the chair, I'm like ma'am, please I would suggest to hold your purse," said Rivas.
Palm Springs police tells everyone to be aware of their surroundings and report suspicious activity. One woman offers this advice to protect your purse. "I keep it around my knee or sometimes I just step on it, put it on the inside, anywhere where you can see it or feel it."
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