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Bountiful, Utah (PRWEB) November 12, 2014

American Prestige Roofing, a Utah-based roof company, has announced a new service for local customers - cutting edge ridge vent roof ventilation. Roof ventilation is the latest advancement in roof efficiency.

Founder of American Prestige Roofing, Ken Wilmot, comments, "Roof vents come across as basic, by design. However, they are amazingly advanced pieces of technology." Ken elaborates, "Unlike standard roofing ventilation, ridge vents allow roofs to receive air from 360 degrees. This creates unmatched ventilation."

With Lomanco as American Prestige Roofing's preferred ventilation manufacturer, and available in two styles - Omni style or roll version - company representatives explain why ridge vent roof ventilation is crucial. Ridge vent roof ventilation allow for maximum breathability while retaining maximum protection against the elements. Their design also includes technology to eliminate debris from clogging the ventilation, all without a filter.

Heat and moisture is one of the many reasons roofing needs regular maintenance. Moisture in the attic results to early rotting, mildew and development of molds, and inefficient insulation of the house. Additionally, heat can really damage roof shingles and sheathing. Ventilation is the answer to prevent moisture and extreme high temperature. The simple addition of ridge vent roof ventilation can extend the life span of a home's roof, while minimizing on-going maintenance.

Steve Olsen, Partner of American Prestige Roofing's Utah operations, says, "Our services are focused on repairs and re-roofing. When we heard of this cutting edge ridge vent roof ventilation and found out how it can help prolong the life of the roofing we offer, we immediately invested in this technology." He continues, "We want our customers to know that we value them and we want to help them prolong the life-span of their investments."

Having been in business for more than 20 years, American Prestige Roofing is a leading roof company in northern Utah. They are licensed, bonded and insured, and their services focus on the following.

To learn more about American Prestige Roofing's new service or for a free estimate on roof repair, visit http://www.AmericanPrestigeRoofing.com or call 1-801-603-4308.

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November 11, 2014 - NBA Development League (D-League) Texas Legends FRISCO, TX, (Nov. 11, 2014) - The Texas Legends have announced three new additions to the coaching staff. Eduardo Najera will be returning for his third season as Head Coach and General Manager and bringing back assistant coaches Tyler Gatlin and Brandon Espinosa. Pending league approval, former Maverick Nick Van Exel will make his NBA Development League debut as associate head coach, while former Maverick DeSagana Diop and former Legend Fred House will join the staff as Player Development coaches.

Nick Van Exel spent 13 years in the NBA as a player. He was drafted in the second round by the Los Angeles Lakers where he spent five seasons and was named an NBA All-Star. Van Exel then played for the Denver Nuggets, Dallas Mavericks (alongside Legends head coach Najera), Golden State Warriors, Portland Trail Blazers and San Antonio Spurs. He retired from the NBA in 2006 and later spent two years in player development with the Atlanta Hawks before joining the Milwaukee Bucks as an assistant coach last season.

DeSagana Diop retired from the NBA in 2013 after 12 years of service. Diop was drafted by the Cleveland Cavaliers in 2001 where he spent four seasons before joining the Mavericks. Diop was known around the league for his shot-blocking ability and brings a unique perspective to the coaches' bench as a former post player. Diop will work with the post players to develop agility under the basket and provide guidance from a long NBA career.

Fred House retired from basketball after a 12 year career to join the Legends coaching staff. House was a fan-favorite on the team as a critical sixth man in 2012-13 under Najera and spent last season in Russia with KB Peja of the Balkan League. House's experience in the NBADL provides a unique perspective to the players and gives him the ability to connect on a peer level.

The Legends will open their season at Dr Pepper Arena hosting the Santa Cruz Warriors at 7pm Friday, November 21.

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President of Basketball Operations: Spud Webb

Vice President: Del Harris

Head Coach/General Manager: Eduardo Najera

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This rendering shows 90-percent design plans for the south Bellevue light rail station planned for construction along Bellevue Way by Sound Transit for its East Link extension.

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Sound Transit has released its 90-percent design for the south Bellevue light rail station, complete with artistic additions reflective of the neighboring Mercer Slough Nature Park and an updated traffic plan for Bellevue Way Southeast.

The proposed 5-year closure of the South Bellevue Park and Ride to construct the East Link light rail station continued to drum up questions from residents during the Nov. 6 open house at Enatai Elementary, particularly where King County Metro will divert its ridership and if more can be done to shore up road closures.

Puget Sound Energy will require up to 15 weekend closures of one northbound lane on Bellevue Way Southeast to underground utilities starting in mid-2015. The city will also take more than a year to manage its utility work there, but will not be limited to working only weekends.

During East Link construction to follow, Sound Transit plans to keep two lanes of Bellevue Way open to peak traffic, which will be accomplished using a third, reversible lane to address changes in usage heading north or south. This construction is estimated to last 36-48 months. A southbound high-occupancy vehicle lane is also being added to Bellevue Way Southeast ahead of East Link going online in 2023.

Sound Transit engineer Paul Cornish said Metro is working on bus route revisions ahead of the park-and-ride's closure while Sound Transit looks at alternate parking options, such as leasing space from the private sector or possibly moving parking to Mercer Island.

Utilities work on 112th Avenue Southeast is also expected to reduce traffic to one lane in each direction for about 18 months.

Sound Transit's 5-year timeline to construct the south Bellevue light rail station and adjacent 1,500-stall parking garage was scaled back from the seven years originally projected for completion. Excavation work is planned to start in 2016. About 4,500 daily boardings are estimated to take place there by 2030.

The 5-story parking garage will consist of two levels below grade, the third story at street level and accessible through the park-and-ride's current entrance. A south entrance will access the garage at the second floor, said John Walser, a senior architect with Sound Transit.

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