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Fort Lauderdale, Florida (PRWEB) February 27, 2015

GSD Contracting LLC, an experienced South Florida-based commercial contractor, is pleased to announce the completion of the DaskLux Executive Office Suites in downtown Miami for coworking pioneer, MiamiShared.

Located in a modern high-rise at 900 Biscayne Bay Blvd across from the American Airlines Arena and overlooking Biscayne Bay, the DaskLux Executive Office Suites covering the entire 7th floor join the 8,000 sq. ft. MiamiShared has already opened on the 5th floor as coworking space for entrepreneurs in tech, media and design. These 20 offices were designed specifically to appeal to executive-level entrepreneurs who roam the globe and need occasional office space that will impress their clients and business associates when in Miami.

Architect on the project was Perez & Associates of Fort Lauderdale, with interior design by Rick Esposito Design of Dania Beach.

The DaskLux Executive Office Suites reveal their luxury appointments from the minute you step off the elevator and into a welcoming lobby area featuring contemporary furniture and dramatic artwork. The interior features white glass tile floors and glass walls, some with the ability to transition from clear to opaque with the touch of a switch. A sophisticated mix of natural old country woods and 21st century metals and native Mexican hardwood doors and volume ceilings have been employed.

Off the lobby is a large entertainment area where executives can host up to 50 guests with catering services. And a large conference room with 70 LCD TV for video conferencing seats about 14 comfortably.

The executive office suites themselves look out onto the main floor and allow the option to draw the shades for privacy, have rich wooden floors and modern Knoll office furniture. Several suites are expandable to make super-suites able to accommodate 10 or more employees.

Further amenities include:

For the convenience of busy executives, all services are freely available with one monthly membership. DaskLux takes care of all the details involved in maintaining a professional office for your business.

GSD Contracting acted as lead contractor on this luxury office build out, delivering a high standard of construction and finishes. Its one more successfully completed project to add their growing list of satisfied clients and portfolio of office construction and renovation around South Florida.

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Agawam, MA (PRWEB) February 27, 2015

Sound Seal, a leading manufacturer of acoustical and noise control products serving the industrial, architectural, commercial and construction industries, announced today that it has hired Teri Douglas to serve as the Distributor Sales and Marketing Manager for its Impacta division of acoustical floor underlayments. In her new role at Sound Seal, Douglas will work directly with the Impacta distribution network to provide support for new business and marketing opportunities.

Ms. Douglas comes to Sound Seal with over 30 years of sales and marketing experience and channel management. She has held sales and marketing positions at several industry organizations, including the safety division of Cyalume Technologies and Guitar Academy.

Teri has been contributing significantly to the growth of the Impacta division on a part-time basis, so we are excited to welcome her as a full-time member of the Sound Seal team, said Dave Gilbert, General Manager of Sound Seal. We are confident that she will provide the key sales and marketing support that we need to properly service our network of acoustical and noise control distributors.

Ms. Douglas joins the company following Sound Seals recent expansion into the Midwest with the acquisition of Illinois-based Industrial Noise Control. In addition, Sound Seal has expanded its leadership team with appointments across the company. As part of the companys continued focus on expanding products and services, hiring top-quality professionals is essential to continuing its forward momentum.

We are pleased that Teri has joined the Sound Seal team, as she will be essential to growing the distribution network of the Impacta line of floor underlayments, said Joe Lupone, CEO of Sound Seal. Sound Seal is committed to delivering the noise control products our distribution partners and clients have come to rely upon for controlling noise in every environment, and Teri will be instrumental in delivering those solutions.

For more information on Sound Seals Impacta products, click here.

Since 1978, Sound Seal has been a leading manufacturer of acoustical noise control products offering the widest product selection in the soundproofing industry with innovative solutions and outstanding customer service. Sound Seal consists of three product divisions: the Industrial Division that addresses in-plant noise control and environmental noise control; the Architectural Division that handles interiors and finishes, including an award winning line of WoodTrends products; and the Impacta Flooring Division that offers floor underlayments. For more information, please visit http://www.soundseal.com or call 413-789-1770.

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This completely renovated mansard Victorian sits on a side street in West Somerville near Tufts University.

The newly gut-renovated 1910-built single family at 30 Conwell Ave., on the market for $1,499,000, has four bedrooms, four full bathrooms, 3,183 square feet of living space and a detached three-car garage.

The homes restored gray clapboard exterior has white trim, a new asphalt-shingled mansard roof and bumpout bay windows on the front and sides.

A covered front entryway leads into a foyer with new oak floors and a contemporary overhead light. To the right sits a library/study with restored oak flooring, 10A-foot coffered ceilings and four windows, three in a bay arrangement. A full wall has built-in bookshelves and cabinets.

To the left of the foyer is the homes open living/dining area with new red oak floors and recessed lighting. The living space has four windows, with a three-part bay window and 10A-foot coffered ceilings. The dining area has a built-in granite-topped peninsula that seats six.

The adjacent kitchen has 14 white cabinets, with granite-topped counters, a herringbone-patterned white tile backsplash and an island. Jenn-Air stainless-steel appliances include a six-burner gas stove with a fluted hood, a large side-by-side refrigerator and a dishwasher. A corner breakfast nook gets light from a three-part bay window.

Behind the kitchen is a bathroom with a ceramic-tile walk-in shower and granite-topped vanity, and a good-sized bedroom with a bump-out bay window and restored oak floors.

Theres also a rear sunroom, with a door out to a decent-sized grass backyard. A three-car garage sits at the end of a long driveway.

Back inside, a red oak staircase leads to three bedrooms on the second floor, off a hallway with a closet holding a washer/dryer hookup. Theres also a second-floor sunroom.

The master suite has a good-sized bedroom featuring new red oak floors and a gas fireplace. There are three walk-in closets with built-in wardrobes. The en-suite bathroom has ceramic tile floors and a ceramic tile wall with glass-mosaic inlay above a tub. Theres also a ceramic-tiled walk-in shower and a linen closet. A large granite-topped vanity has two sinks.

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(PRWEB) February 27, 2015

The Renovators Supply, Inc. is a leading manufacturer of high-quality toilets, corner pedestal sinks, bathroom corner sinks, restoration hardware, decorative home accessories and many other products relating to bathroom and lighting hardware and equipment. Since 1978, they have helped contractors and homeowners renovate homes with quality, affordable products. They recently released a series of videos on their YouTube channel to assist homeowners, commercial property owners, retailers and contractors with the intricacies involved in installing corner pedestal sinks, chain pull toilets and more.

A spokesperson for Rensup.com talked about their educational YouTube videos, Buying the right products and getting them delivered is just the start of the process and we know that. Thats why Renovators Supply has started a new line of educational videos to help homeowners, contractors or anyone involved in home renovation. We are confident that these videos will take the mystery out of home repair as our goal is to help homeowners renovate their homes inexpensively and turn them into home improvement weekend warriors. We take pride in our quality products and want to help America brighten up their homes with our exclusive corner basins, bathroom corner sink, and fabulous lighting collection.

Rensup corner sinks and corner basins are built to meet ANSI Standards and are 100% ACME compliant. Only the highest grade stone is used in their products. The bathroom corner sink and corner basins at Rensup.com are precisely manufactured and designed so the mounting area wont loosen over time. Rensup.com brings their corner pedestal sinks, bathroom corner sinks and all of their products directly in from the manufacturer, giving them the ability to supply high-quality affordability.

About The Renovators Supply, Inc.

The Renovators Supply, Inc. manufactures quality bathroom sinks, bathroom toilets, and space-saving corner sinks; pedestal sinks, bathroom childs toilets, brass faucets, chrome faucets, waterfall faucets, specialty faucets, reproduction antique hardware, restoration hardware, renovators hardware, decorative home accessories, furniture, lighting, and other renovation supplies.

Since 1978, Renovators Supply has been the #1 trusted source of quality fixtures for renovation and new construction on both residential and commercial projects.

For more information, visit the website http://www.rensup.com/ or call at 413-423-3300

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Florida Cabinet members have said they were blindsided by Gov. Rick Scott's decision to oust former FDLE Commissioner Gerald Bailey on Dec. 16. "(It) caught a lot of us by surprise," Chief Financial Officer Jeff Atwater told Capitol reporters last month.

Really? It wasn't a complete surprise to Atwater, whose office began lobbying for a top aide to get the FDLE job before the ink was dry on Bailey's letter of "departure" (he refused to use the word resignation).

Emails show that Atwater's chief Cabinet affairs aide, Robert Tornillo, began promoting deputy CFO Jay Etheridge as Bailey's replacement even before Bailey's ouster was publicly known. Bailey has said he got a surprise visit from Scott's former general counsel, Pete Antonacci, at about 11:45 a.m. on Dec. 16. Within minutes, Tornillo had hand-delivered Etheridge's resume to two of Attorney General Pam Bondi's aides on the first floor of the Capitol in Tallahassee -- Kent Perez and Rob Johnson.

Asked to explain the timing, a spokeswoman for Atwater, Ashley Carr, said: "At that time, it was known that the Governor's Office wished to make leadership changes at several agencies, including at FDLE. We offered the credentials of an individual who would make a candidate for consideration when the selection process was to begin."

It was nearly four hours later before Scott's office announced that he had appointed Rick Swearingen as interim FDLE commissioner. Atwater later called for a re-opening of the FDLE appointment, but neither his two Cabinet colleagues nor Scott would agree with him.

Here's Tornillo's email:

From: Tornillo, Robert To: "Kent Perez"; Rob Johnson Subject: FDLE Date: Tuesday, December 16, 2014 11:52:39 AM

I dropped off two folders to Emery containing cover letter/resume for Jay Etheridge. Please call me if you have any questions.

Thanks, rt

Robert Tornillo Director, Cabinet Affairs Office of Chief Financial Officer Jeff Atwater 850-413-2820

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Mexico's embattled attorney general, Jesus Murillo Karam, is leaving the post to take a new cabinet-level job as head of urban and rural development.

The outgoing attorney general has weathered scathing criticism over his handling of the Sept. 26 disappearance of 43 students in southern Guerrero state.

He had also been criticized for being slow to investigate evidence that soldiers killed about 15 criminal suspects after they surrendered in June at a warehouse near the Guerrero border.

President Enrique Pena Nieto's office announced Friday that Murrillo Karam would be sworn in as head of the Department of Rural and Urban Development.

An official who was not authorized to be quoted by name said his replacement as attorney general will be a former senator and electoral-law prosecutor, Arely Gomez.

Murillo Karam, a former governor and legislator, became famous for an off-the-cuff comment at a news conference in November about the case of the 43 students.

He abruptly signaled an end to questions, turning away from reporters and saying, "Ya me canse," which means "Enough, I'm tired."

The phrase was deemed offensive for parents of the missing students who, five months later, still have no concrete information on what happened to their sons.

Police in the Guerrero city of Iguala detained the 43 and allegedly turned them over to a drug gang known as Guerreros Unidos. Murrillo Karam claimed his investigations indicated the gang had killed the young men, burned their bodies and dumped the charred bone fragments and teeth into a nearby river.

However, a DNA match has been found among the fragments for only one of the 43; a final round of tests is still being carried out by a lab in Innsbruck, Austria, but is likely to destroy the remainder of the fragments.

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TOPEKA The transformation of the homes for the annual Child Care Aware of Eastern Kansas Designers Showhouse has involved many moving parts, including the budget that is set for the design of the house.

Reva Wywadis, executive director of Child Care Aware, has been involved in the annual grassroots fundraiser for several years and said its a continuous process to educate the public about how the designer showhouse comes about each year. She said its a common misconception that the homeowners get their house remodeled a no cost to them.

We work with the homeowner and they give the designer an allowance for each space, said Reva Wywadis, executive director of Child Care Aware. The homeowner is responsible for any plumbing, heating, electrical changes, etc. That investment is always made by the homeowner.

Another myth, Wywadis said, is that the designers have free reign who redecorate each room any way they want to and that the homeowner gets very little input in the design process.

The designer still has to get their plan (for each room) approved, she said. The homeowner is always in control of the designers plan. They approve or might ask for some changes but the homeowner is always in control of this process.

The homeowner will set a budget for each room that will be remodeled or redecorated, Wywadis said. From there, each designer then figures out what he or she can do in that space with the money they are given by the homeowner.

Because each rooms budget is usually lower than what the designer ends up doing with the space, the designer will ask other vendors to donate additional labor and materials and will often be recognized in the showhouses publicity pieces.

The goal is to stretch their budget, Wywadis said. They often do to a fabulous job of stretching that budget.

Wywadis said coordinating the design of the showhouse, including this years home, the Washburn University presidents residence, takes someone with knowledge and connections in the design community. She said for the past six years, Topeka interior designer Jan Hutt has filled that role so that Wywadis doesnt have to be as hands-on during the busy showhouse season each spring.

It was just so necessary because the showhouse took me out of my area of expertise, Wywadis said. Jan is on-site a lot, making sure everyone is on schedule. Shes our liaison between our agency and all of the designers.

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