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San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) March 06, 2014
350 Union Street Apartments,(http://www.350unionapts.com) has announced the welcoming of their new Director of Residential Operations for their luxury top scale apartment building in the Telegraph Hill district of San Francisco: Tina DiRienzo. Ms. DiRienzo joins the Trinity Management team with extensive experience in property management including renovation projects, marketing, and resident relations. She was most recently the recipient of the General Manager of the Year award from the San Francisco Apartment Association. She is coming off an extensive construction project and successful lease-up at the Pinnacle on Nob Hill. Her knowledge and expertise will work seamlessly with the upscale apartment building located at 350 Union Street on Telegraph Hill.
Our luxury apartment complex on Telegraph Hill is very popular and sought out by people wanting to live in San Francisco. It requires the best of the best in Residential Operations Management, and Ms. DiRienzo is San Franciscos best, explained William Harlow, marketing manager at Trinity Management Services. Our apartment rentals in this favorable location almost always have a waiting list for rentals to become available. Residential Operations Management is of the utmost importance and Ms. DiRienzos experience and expertise is exactly what we need to fulfill our commitment to tenant satisfaction.
To learn more, please visit the apartment complex website at http://www.350unionapts.com, where the interested party can browse Telegraph Hill apartments for rent in a variety of floorplans, including studio and 1 bedroom apartments for rent.
Telegraph Hill Apartments for Rent and Localization
Telegraph Hill is today primarily a residential area, much quieter than adjoining North Beach with its bustling cafs and nightlife. Aside from Coit Tower, it is well known for its gardens flowing down Filbert Street down to Levi Plaza. The Telegraph Hill of 2013 is known for supporting a flock of feral parrots, primarily Red-masked Parakeets, descended from escaped or released pets. The flock was popularized by a book and subsequent documentary, both titled The Wild Parrots of Telegraph Hill.
About the Apartments at 350 Union Street
Right in front of the famed Coit Tower in San Francisco lies beautiful, luxurious studio and 1 bedroom apartments for rent. The Apartments on Union Street are located on the edge of Telegraph Hill, near North Beach and Chinatown - two of San Francisco's most famous districts.
Live in complete luxury in these studio and 1 bedroom apartment rentals, with all the modern amenities, including a community sundeck.
Corporate suite rentals are also available, and the friendly staff is always available to help with rental and leasing needs. Renting an apartment in the heart of San Francisco makes public transportation an important necessity and the Apartments on Union Street are near public transportation - always close by and readily available.
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San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) March 06, 2014
Marina Cove Apartments (http://1550Bayapts.com/) located at 1550 Bay Street in San Francisco has announced the welcoming of their new Director of Residential Operations for their luxury top scale apartment building in the Marina district: Tina DiRienzo. Ms. DiRienzo joins the Trinity Management team with extensive experience in property management including renovation projects, marketing, and resident relations. She was most recently the recipient of the General Manager of the Year award from the San Francisco Apartment Association. She is coming off an extensive construction project and successful lease-up at the Pinnacle on Nob Hill. Her knowledge and expertise will work seamlessly with the upscale apartment building located at 1550 Bay Street.
"Our luxury apartment complex in the trendy Marina district of San Francisco requires the best of the best in managing Residential Operations, and Ms. DiRienzo is San Franciscos best," explained William Harlow, marketing manager at Trinity Management Services. "Our corporate rentals in this trendy, hip location are always in demand at Marina Cove Apartments. We needed to find the right match for the job, and we hit a bullseye with Ms. DiRienzo."
To learn more about Marina Cove Apartments, please visit http://www.1550bayapts.com where potential apartment seekers can browse inventory of available studio, one and two bedroom apartments for rent in the Marina District.
About Marina Cove Apartments
The Marina Cove Apartments are surrounded by many beautiful locations in San Francisco. Marina Cove offers studio, 1 and 2 bedroom apartments for rent or lease. Rent one of the complex's luxurious apartments and enjoy all its amenities including a heated pool for a refreshing swim and state-of-the-art fitness center.
A dream apartment is only one block from the San Francisco Bay, near Fort Mason; and is a short walk to all the great shops, boutiques and restaurants near the Marina District of San Francisco. While jogging on the Marina Green, apartment residents can see the Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz, the Marin Headlands, and the constant marine activity on the San Francisco Bay. the apartment seeker's a short walk from the beautiful Palace of Fine Arts and the fascinating Exploratorium. Cyclists and joggers have an easy ride or run to and across the Golden Gate Bridge.
Furnished apartments are available, and the complex also offers short term leases, and corporate suite leases or rentals. The complex's friendly and professional staff is always ready to help the apartment seeker.
Marina Cove Apartments Web.http://www.1550bayapts.com Tel. 415-474-0333
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In the midst of a brutal winter, imagining Kincardine at the full height of summer can offer a brief respite: a nice breeze coming off the lake, a group of teenagers jumping off the pier, the streets busy with tourists and young families headed to the Monday market, and the seasonal sidewalk patios set up outside Queen Street restaurants and packed with diners.
Okay, so the last detail may not be part of your image of Kincardines downtown, at least not yet.
A new tourism initiative approved by Kincardine council at its Feb. 19 meeting will allow downtown restaurants to set up sidewalk patios in front of their storefronts.
Community services coordinator Steve Murray told council the plan would mimic similar programs in other cities - the sidewalk patio having become a trend in the last couple of years - and offer a chance for businesses to increase their revenue and enliven the streetscape.
Business owners would be responsible for setting up temporary sidewalks on the parking spaces in front of their stores. Murray proposed charging a $200 fee for businesses to apply to set up a sidewalk patio each year, and an additional monthly fee of 25 cents per square foot to lease the space taken up on the sidewalk and in the parking space. In its report, staff recommended the fees be waived for the first year to encourage businesses to try it out.
Being someone who works downtown, I would personally appreciate being able to sit outside for lunch, Councillor Candy Hewitt said. And I know in other communities with policies like this, those seats are always the first to be filled.
There was some concern over the fee structure, and Councillor Ken Craig asked how staff arrived at the $200 fee.
Murray said it was the median fee found in other municipalities with a similar bylaw, but noted they would want to revisit it after they had a better idea how much it would cost to administer the program.
I dont agree with waiving the fee, Craig said. There is a cost to doing business. He recommended council charge 50 per cent of the proposed fee in each of the first two years so there was at least some cost recovery if businesses quit after a year.
Councillor Jacqueline Faubert thought the $200 fee was pretty steep and noted the median staff considered included the fees in big cities like Kingston, Ottawa and London.
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Wilmington, Del. (PRWEB) March 06, 2014
DuPont and Procter & Gamble Company (P&G) are the joint winners of the 2014 Sustainable Bio Award for Bio-Based Product Innovation of the Year. The two companies were recognized today at the 2014 World Bio Markets Conference in Amsterdam for their pioneering work to achieve the previously impossible: the cleaning power of warm-water clothes washing at cold-water temperatures.
This collaboration brought together DuPont a world leader in science and innovation and P&G a world leader in consumer products to develop the next generation of cleaning technology. DuPont applied an unprecedented scientific process to build a new enzyme technology that delivers better cleaning power at lower wash temperatures. This innovative engineering method discovered an optimal enzyme, also known as a protease, which matches the performance of detergent at 60F as the previous generation of product at 90F. This new protease improves cold water wash performance allowing consumers to reduce energy use by washing in lower temperatures the most energy-intensive aspect of laundering clothes. DuPont worked with P&Gs scientists to incorporate this protease into their liquid detergent products, which they are marketing around the globe.
This protein has the potential to become one of the most widely used engineered enzymes in the world, said William F. Feehery, president, DuPont Industrial Biosciences. With Procter & Gamble, we were able to combine the resources and talents of our global teams to completely re-imagine this product from the ground up. The result is a breakthrough for consumers that delivers superior fabric cleaning in cold water.
The new product enables unprecedented environmental benefits for the detergent industry. Approximately 45 billion loads of laundry are cleaned in U.S. homes annually, producing roughly 40 million metric tons of carbon dioxide emissions (CO2). If all of those loads were run in cold water, the energy saved from not heating the water would reduce CO2 emissions by 32.3 million metric tons the equivalent of the annual electricity use of 3.7 million U.S. homes. For consumers, that means lower energy bills and more money in their pockets.
DuPont and P&G received the award at the 9th annual World Bio Markets Conference. The conference brought together industrial, academic and policy experts to provide a comprehensive look at the opportunities in the bio-based economy, including end-user markets for renewable fuels, bio-based chemicals and bio-based products.
DuPont (NYSE: DD) has been bringing world-class science and engineering to the global marketplace in the form of innovative products, materials, and services since 1802. The company believes that by collaborating with customers, governments, NGOs, and thought leaders we can help find solutions to such global challenges as providing enough healthy food for people everywhere, decreasing dependence on fossil fuels, and protecting life and the environment. For additional information about DuPont and its commitment to inclusive innovation, please visit http://www.dupont.com.
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President James Danko may not want to admit this, but he is a businessman.
Should students be worried or concerned, frightened or skeptical?
Yes, they should, but not for reasons that you think.
Students should question if Butlers leader is considering their opinions when the university decides to make drastic changes.
In 10 to 15 years, Danko wants students to look back and believe their degrees are more prestigious and nationally recognized.
We need to make sure that we are up there with the other well-known, residential, private universities, Danko said.
Danko said that elite class of universities includes Georgetown, Wake Forest and Villanova.
Achieving this will not be easy, and students will experience growing pains as the university continues to make changes.
I think there will be inconveniences when new construction breaks ground in the coming months. I expect the cost of attending Butler University will also have to rise to fund any additions to campus.
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Not content to cater just to Southern Californians, the Rincon Indian tribe is getting ready to debut an ambitious $160 million expansion of its Harrahs-branded resort that it hopes will help elevate it as a world-class destination.
Now at 1,065 rooms, the newly named Harrahs Resort Southern California on Valley Center Road just south of Highway 76 will be the fourth-biggest hotel property in the county, just edging out the Sheraton Hotel and Marina on Harbor Island. It will also be the largest American Indian casino/resort in California in terms of hotel rooms, said Bo Mazzetti, chairman of the Rincon Band of Luiseo Indians.
The North County resorts new name, which no longer includes a reference to the Rincon reservation, will also go a long way toward more widely marketing the property, said Mazzetti.
This was a business decision made by the full council, he explained. If were going to do what we set out to do, which is to be a world-class facility and attract people from Russia, China, the United States, you have to have something attractive, something that people will understand. How many people are familiar with Valley Center or Rincon?
The Rincon band decided to move forward with the project only after careful research and monitoring of occupancy rates, which have hovered around 97 percent year-round. Mazzetti noted that the resorts pool parties had become so popular the resort had to turn people away.
The debut last July of the hotels swim-up bar and a 400-foot-long lazy river pool, which circulates through grottos and waterfalls, marked the first phase of the renovation. The Baja-inspired ritas Cantina also opened at that time, and due to open next month is a wine and craft beer bar called Corked, which has a 15,260-square-foot patio and will have live music.
Corked is the resort's newest wine and craft beer bar, which is due to open in April. Nelvin C. Cepeda
The resorts biggest additions, though, are a new 21-story tower opening in April with 403 guest rooms and a 53,000-square-foot convention and entertainment venue that can accommodate up to 2,200 in concert-style seating. Its part of the resorts effort to expand its customer base and better market itself as a destination not only for leisure travelers but also for smaller conventions and meetings, said Janet Baronio, regional president and general manager of the resort.
We began to see customer visitation pick up and move to a higher level and customer spending and visitation from outlying areas also began to pick up, Baronio said. We draw a lot of customers from Southern California counties, and we have national customers, as well. As that continued to grow, those discussions about the master plan continued to evolve to the point that now is the time to move forward.
The last major expansion and renovation was in 2004 two years after the resort opened when the Rincon band spent $168 million on a new 465-room hotel tower, parking garage and spa; an expansion of the pool area and a remodel of its smaller Garden Tower. Come this fall, an additional $20 million will be invested in a renovation of the hotels other larger tower.
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