Restoration Local Offers Tips on Mold Removal and Stain Treatment


Cleveland OH (PRWEB) May 04, 2012

Restoration Local, one of the leading providers of water damage restoration and mold removal services in the country, is offering tips to homeowners on how to best remove mold stains in the home or business. With severe weather season underway and hurricane season just around the corner, more and more properties will be experiencing water damage, and subsequently mold.

Mold is the most common byproduct of water damage, appearing in as little as 72 hours following a water damage event, spreading rapidly, proving very difficult to remove, and causing serious health issues as well as damage to the property itself. In even minor cases, it may still leave unsightly black stains on ceilings or walls.

The first step in eliminating mold is to eliminate the excess moisture. This is done by finding the source of the moisture and fixing it. Humidity levels in any portion of the home should be kept at 50% or less. Air conditioners and dehumidifiers are excellent tools for reducing humidity levels.

Opening windows for a period of time each day may also prove beneficial.

In many larger cases, mold will require professional remediation in order for it to be properly taken care of. Too many property owners make use of bleach to kill mold when this in fact is not an effective mold solution.

Mold also leaves unsightly stains behind, such as those found on shower curtains and draperies. Most upholstered products may be professionally cleaned by a cleaner who has experience dealing with mold, while shower curtains may need to be soaked in a bleach solution and then allowed to dry in the sun.

Wall mold stains may be more difficult, since any discoloration may bleed right back through if simply painted over. The paint may also peel right off of mold. The damaged drywall will in most cases need replacing and repainting.

Mold damaged carpet will almost always need replacing, as restoration costs would likely exceed that of simple replacement. Mattresses with mold should be cleaned several times using a commercially available mold solution and then allowed to dry in the sun.

Based in Cleveland OH, Restoration Local is one of the leading providers of mold removal service in the country, with providers in 30 states. They are available 24/7 and all work is guaranteed.







SantaFe.com ?Featured Restaurant? Vanessie Santa Fe Serves Up Zydeco, Jazz, Swing and Outlaw Country Music from Local Legendary Showcase Band Felix y Los Gatos Sat. April 14th


Santa Fe, NM (PRWEB) April 12, 2012

Visitors and locals alike are in for a musical treat from local restaurant Vanessie Santa Fe, a Featured Restaurant on SantaFe.com. Starting at 8 p.m. Saturday April 14, the high energy thumping and bumping riffs of Felix y Los Gatos come to the stage for an evening of some of the most unique music available in the Southwest. The creative genius of this band lies in the way they have merged multiple musical genres together, including rock, country, zydeco, New Mexican Rancheras, jazz and swing, into some of the most danceable music ever played. Over the last two years the band has played a mind-blowing 500-plus gigs all over the Southwest. The group recently released a new CD ?Zydeco Tonight? to favorable reviews. In Santa Fe, the band has played live on Hutton Broadcasting radio stations KBAC 98.1 and KSFR 90.7 fm. They are also being played daily on KANW 89.1fm. The summer of 2012 is set to be a very busy one for the band, with live gigs in San Diego, CA, Austin, TX and Telluride, CO.

About Vanessie Santa Fe

Vanessie Santa Fe offers locals and visitors a piano bar that seats more than 150 guests for cocktail receptions, parties and nightly entertainment; a dining area that seats 100 guests for private parties, wedding receptions, rehearsal dinners, business dinners and regular dining; and a lodge with 20 rooms offering both traditional Santa Fe style and contemporary style rooms with first-class amenities and comfort. Vanessie Santa Fe is owned by native Oklahoma dentist and entrepreneur Ron Bulard and is located at 427 W. Water St., Santa Fe, New Mexico.

Contact Information:

Hideko Amasaki – General Manager

Vanessie Santa Fe

http://www.vanessiesantafe.com

(505) 982-9966 (Media Inquiries only, please)

About SantaFe.com

SantaFe.com provides locals and visitors to Santa Fe alike the most current interactive platform for events, music, arts, business, dining and lifestyle. SantaFe.com is a division of Hutton Broadcasting, located at 2502 C. Camino Entrada, Santa Fe, NM 87507

Contact Information:

Scott Hutton

SantaFe.com / Hutton Broadcasting

http://www.santafe.com

(505) 471-1067 (Media inquiries only, please)





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Local Company Extends Free Custom Uniform Sponsorships to Central Florida Schools


Orlando, FL (PRWEB) March 03, 2012

?Dress The Champions has brought a buzz to our community that hasn?t been around here in years,? beams Matt LaBranche.

Coach Matt and his team are one of the few to achieve all the components needed to become champions. One of these components was starting the year in fully sponsored top quality team uniforms provided by local company Allen Sportswear. Based in Orlando, FL, Allen Sportswear is a custom team uniform company that provides uniforms to teams looking for the highest quality and latest design innovations. The company lives by the motto ?Dress Like it, Play Like it? and believes that looking good on the court or field translates to the confidence needed to excel at the highest levels of competition.

Two years ago, Allen Sportswear launched the Dress the Champions program with hopes to give back to the community and alleviate the stress on the area high school programs brought about by a tough economy and continual budget cuts. The program provides full uniform sponsorships to central Florida high schools. In 2010, the inaugural teams were selected based on their historical performance, firm ethical standards, and dedication to striving for success in every endeavor. Last year the public made the decisions, nominating more than 50 athletic programs and casting over 800,000 votes in support of more than 20 schools.

The six big winners were: Oak Ridge High School Football, Wekiva High School Men?s Basketball, University High School Women?s Basketball, Alonso High School Baseball, Winter Springs High School Softball, and Sebring High School Softball. Wildwood Middle High School Football was also awarded a full uniform sponsorship, even though they placed a close second in their category. Wildwood was awarded the sponsorship in recognition of their community?s heroic effort to stay in the running against much larger schools. All seven schools were outfitted with two sets of brand new, fully customized, professional quality uniforms and staff apparel, valued at more than $ 50,000 total.

Scott Williams, head basketball coach at Wekiva High School, was vocal about the big win for his program:

“It really is a neat thing for a new school and a new program to be able to be involved in this. We are incredibly grateful to Allen Sportswear for everything that they have done. It was a great blessing to watch our school, community and parents all get involved.”

High school teams are nominated by submitting an essay. The best essays are selected, and then those programs will make a short video supporting the essay. The public then votes for their favorites. There are 6 categories ? Football, Baseball, Softball, Men?s and Women?s Basketball, and a Wildcard. The team with the most votes at the end of the voting round wins a full uniform sponsorship for one year, usually saving the school anywhere from $ 5,000 to $ 15,000.

The true goal of the program is to inspire communities to rally around their high school sports teams, and bring recognition and reward to those teams that not only excel on the field, but in life as well. The essay theme this year is ?Rise Above? ? how does your team rise above adversity? How does your team rise above the crowd to improve your community? How does your team rise above negative influences? Teams can answer any of these questions any way they choose.

Anyone can nominate a team, and the first one hundred people to submit essays this year will receive a customized jersey of their choice for their efforts. The deadline for essay submission to nominate a team is Friday, March 9th at 11:59pm. For more information, visit http://www.DressTheChampions.com .





New Free iPhone App Delivers the Best Local Deals and a Free $25 Gift Card from Restaurant.com When It Is Downloaded as Part of a $250,000 Give Away

(PRWEB) February 06, 2012

The DealUps iPhone app uses location based technology in the users iPhone to send notifications to them about deals in their local area, even if they are not using the DealUps application at that moment. The app is already integrated with popular daily deal sites such as Groupon and Bloomspot, and features deals at over 18,000 restaurants nationwide courtesy of Restaurant.com. With more sources to come, DealUps is truly a one-stop shop for daily deals. DealUps can be configured by the user to deliver deals from any or all of these sources, within a specified distance from the current location. ?The user is in total control of the deals they receive through their DealUps iPhone App,? says Allan Levy, DealUps CEO and co-founder. ?DealUps is simply the best free iPhone application for local deals because it delivers the deals that are happening right around you, regardless of what you are doing on your phone at the time. You can easily purchase deals right through your mobile browser and redeem them instantly.?

The DealUps iPhone app offers all of these great features:

Houston Web Design Company Donates a Free Website to a Local Non-Profit


Houston, Texas (PRWEB) January 16, 2012

As part of their community outreach initiative, Houston web design company Adhere Creative has established The One Award, which grants a no-cost branding makeover to one local non-profit each year. After considering many entries submitted by deserving charitable organizations, the team at Adhere has chosen Spay/Houston as their 2012 winner.

The winning entry was chosen based on its mission, its value to the community and the need for marketing assistance to carry out its vision for the future. Deana Sellens, Director of Spay/Houston, feels that being given this opportunity will greatly enhance the organization?s ability to fulfill its mission:

?Opening Spay/Houston has been a massive undertaking for us. We have been lacking in marketing talent which has been a major issue in growing the clinic to its true potential. This award will help us achieve our goals, and will prevent so many unwanted litters entering into our community?s animal shelters. The impact will be absolutely astounding!?

In her entry for The One Award, Ms. Sellens described her organization and its commitment to the welfare of Houston?s animals. ?We have managed to pull off what no other shelter (even the big, well funded guys) has done here in Houston. That is, we have opened a high volume spay and neuter clinic.?

?The clinic opened almost 2 years ago and we have already performed over 15,000 sterilization surgeries. Since Houston is #2 in the nation (second only to San Antonio) for killing animals in our shelters, we are looking forward to our clinic making a big impact on our community.?

Regarding the need for new branding for her animal shelter, courtesy of Adhere Creative, Ms. Sellens says, ?The clinic has been slow to take off due to the lack of advertising knowledge and funds. We only need to increase our volume from 30 surgeries per day to 50 and we can hire a second vet. This would increase our revenue while our expenses would stay about the same. This increase in revenue will go toward improvements on our shelter and free surgeries for people on public assistance?.

In addition to receiving the prize of a no-cost rebranding from the marketing specialists at Adhere, Spay/Houston will be working with local business coach Mike Rager with ActionCoach, who is donating six months of group coaching to assist the non-profit in forming a solid business strategy for the future.

Their proactive approach to solving the problem of pet overpopulation and their commitment to better serve Houston communities now and into the future made their application stand out. For Nathan Yerian, Director of Strategy at Adhere Creative, the decision to offer The One Award to Spay/Houston was the right one. ?It was hard to make a final selection. There were so many qualified and worthy non-profits that applied. In the end, we selected Spay/Houston because of their unique mission, and clear vision for the future. It is going to be a great experience working with Deana over the next few months to completely redevelop the Spy/Houston brand?

Adhere Creative, a Houston web design, branding, and inbound marketing agency, specializes in results-driven marketing initiatives for the Houston business community.

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Tampa-Based Scott Keller, Presidential Candidate for 2012, Launches Own Comprehensive ‘Municipal’ Project in Home-Town Region to Show What’s Possible on the Local Level


Tampa, FL (PRWEB) December 31, 2011

The Tampa Transformation Project is an effort to transform St. Petersburg and Tampa and the surrounding counties into locally sustainable and advancing communities, especially the hardest hit and poorest areas, and everyone is invited to participate, regardless of political affiliation. It is designed to enable locals to have control over their futures, individually and collectively.

Beyond just creating tons of jobs or local work, it is also expected to help tremendously in solving poverty, reversing the tremendous foreclosure problem, easing retirement issues by providing a list of new options, expanding health care options and lowering their costs locally, ending hunger and homelessness, and solving local transportation problems among other things.

To accomplish the transformation, this project will involve the establishment and rapid expansion of a local currency, combined with greatly expanding an already existing local time bank to supplement the national currency locally, the establishment of a local alternative credit union/banking system, and the creation of a network of local co-op businesses and organizations. It also involves coordinating between and involving groups such as Code Green, Habitat for Humanity, Occupy Tampa, and Transition St. Petersburg among others who are already doing tremendous work but do not have a large reach yet and doing all of this in a very positive way.

Also, there will be a local transportation transformation including local automobile transformation efforts, solar buses, mag-lev trains, and other innovative technologies and approaches. A local education transformation will move to empower students of all ages to obtain a fully customized, mastery based, free education through innovative approaches to both teaching and funding.

“Of course local leaders and governments will be involved in the process as much as they are able and willing, yet the efforts will be mostly of the people, for the people, and by the people who live in the Tampa region,” said Mr. Keller. “We’re expecting great things from the greatness of people as they’re shown just what they’re capable of accomplishing when an effective and organized system is in place for citizens to work within and not be lost in the Governmental bureaucracy.”

Mr. Keller is a resident of Land O Lakes and is well aware of the struggles people have been facing as he, along with his family, has faced many of them as well.

His campaign and more information about the effort, along with contact information can be found on his website at http://www.keller2012.com.

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NAPW Jacksonville Chapter Gathered in December to Support a Local Charity and Benefit From a Guest Speaker


Garden City, NY (PRWEB) December 22, 2011

The professional women of NAPW met for a networking meeting this month. Jenni Edwards, Chapter President, welcomed those in attendance at the NAPW Jacksonville Local Chapter meeting. This was the second meeting under the newly installed president. Consistent with last week?s meeting, the focus was on charitable efforts. The first few minutes were spent discussing the addition of a more relaxed, social meeting to focus on networking. The goal of the gatherings will be not only to strengthen personal relationships between NAPW members, but also to support local businesses. The first gathering will be held Wednesday, January 25th, 2012 at Corner Bistro Wine Bar. The start time is 6:30pm. It was noted that these meetings will be in addition to the monthly meetings, not replacing the monthly meetings.

Next, the group spent time discussing plans for an annual charity event. The event would be in addition to an ongoing effort to aide charities in the Jacksonville community. The Betty Griffin House was discussed as an option, however their main annual event is coming up quickly on January 28th, 2012; Shana Herrin, VP of Charitable Acts, will research local charities. Members expressed the desire to benefit local charities as much as possible, as well as women-specific charities, such as the American Cancer Society Florida Division?s ?Put on Your Pink Bra? campaign.

The conversation turned to the need to get the word out about the new life that has been breathed into the Jacksonville Chapter. Due to the newness of the group, this was the second meeting under president Jenni Edwards, there is a need to reach out to women in the Jacksonville area to attend meetings. Jenni mentioned that there are 11 new Chapter members as of December 1st. NAPW member Cheri Jones volunteered to create a Facebook page dedicated to the Jacksonville Chapter.

Shana Herrin, VP of Charitable Acts, gathered gifts collected for two young women whose lives are touched by Community PedCare. She thanked all for their contributions and will assemble and deliver gift baskets from the items collected.

“Guest speaker Anne Cook spent the remainder of the meeting enlightening the group on how to live a Delicious Life NOW,” said Jenni. “It was very insightful.”

Key points of her presentation included the idea that owning a business is like having a baby: nourish, cherish and want it, but it has to fit in with other family members. She recalled that everyone tried to give her advice and tell her what to do, but she stayed true to her vision. She used to write goals every New Year, but found it difficult to accomplish many of them. She now writes letters to her future self of what has happened in the last year ? the motivation behind her new product ?Living the Life of Your Dreams.? This gives your brain the opportunity to believe your desires to be truth. She now looks back and consistently accomplishes approximately 80% of the items she said she would. For example, instead of writing ?Goal: Lose Weight? she writes ?Size 4 is loose on me.? Her brain recognizes this decision to lose weight as truth and affects her actions, thus resulting in weight loss. She encouraged the group to write their own letters this coming New Year. As a group exercise, attendees discussed what they ?had accomplished in the last five years?.

Jenni Edwards closed the meeting with the announcement of two new officers:

Medical Billing Company Teaches Medical Billing, Coding and Collections a Local Community College


Chantilly, VA (PRWEB) November 30, 2011

Capture Billing & Consulting, Inc., a medical billing company located in South Riding, Virginia, will begin the first semester of 2012 with a fast paced two part class on medical billing, medical coding and collections at Northern Virginia Community College (NVCC), Loudoun Campus in Sterling, Virginia.

NVCC’s “Medical Billing, Coding, and Collections” class will be taught by Katie Jennings. Katie?s experience as a nurse and medical biller has given her the knowledge and insight into both the medical and business aspects of healthcare. Katie’s familiarity with diagnosis codes and insurance companies? claims processes has helped influence the design of the class.

“This class is a great introduction into the medical billing field. I cover all aspects involved in medical billing as well as the medical billing process from beginning to end,” says Katie.

Part one of the two part class consists of lecture and theory. A few of the topics that will be covered in the class are claim preparation, documentation, reimbursements, and collections.

Part two of the class will be a hands-on computerized class. Participants will learn about data entry, claim adjustments, write-offs as well as other topics, with an introduction to medical billing software and management. The class will also review real life billing situations.

Part one and Part two of the program both consist of four sessions each. They will help students prepare to enter the medical billing field as well as those who would like a career change. As medical billing standards change and become more complicated medical offices and medical billing companies will be seeking qualified individuals to manage the billing process.

To learn more about these and other medical billing course please visit:

Part One: http://www.nvcc.edu/wdce/loudoun/courses/classinfo.asp?ID=HLTH+1745

Part Two: http://www.nvcc.edu/wdce/loudoun/courses/classinfo.asp?ID=HLTH+1746

http://www.nvcc.edu/wdce/loudoun/courses/alphalist.asp

ABOUT CAPTURE BILLING

Capture Billing and Consulting, Inc., a leader in the outsourced medical billing services industry, offers one of the most cost effective outsourcing solutions to healthcare professionals available. By eliminating the need of an in-house medical billing staff, Capture Billing’s staff of expert medical billers and certified professional coders help to increase physician reimbursement by improving collection rates and ensuring proper ICD-9 and CPT coding. Practicing physician and CEO, Dr. John D. Farrell, Jr., formed Capture Billing in 2004 as the answer to one of the largest concerns physicians face today, how to receive proper insurance reimbursement for services they provided.

CONTACT INFORMATION

Capture Billing & Consulting Inc.

25055 Riding Plaza, Suite 160

South Riding, VA 20152

(703) 327-1800

Contact: Manny Oliverez

Website: http://www.CaptureBilling.com

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Successful Gold Coast Commonwealth Games Bid To Stimulate Local Property Investment Says Otton


Sydney, Australia (PRWEB) November 16, 2011

On Saturday morning, Australian time, Queensland?s Gold Coast was announced as the successful bidder for the 2018 Commonwealth Games. While local tourism authorities believe the Games will bring social and economic benefits the the area, property investment creative-thinker, Rick Otton, believes the benefits will be more far reaching.

Representatives of the 71 Commonwealth nations met on the Caribbean Island of St Kitts, and after several days of lobbying, the Gold Coast bid triumphed over that of the tsunami ravaged Sri Lankan port of Hambantota.

The bid committee was anxious to bring the Games to the Gold Coast, which has sustained an image-battering following downturns in the tourism and property markets, and an alarming increase in its crime rate.

The Australian Government?s Treasurer, Wayne Swan told reporters, ?It?s going to bring jobs, it?s going to showcase Australia to the world. It makes our economy stronger and more resilient over time.?

Implications for Australian Property Investment

The new injection of funding for Commonwealth Games infrastructure will, according to Mr Otton, begin to impact the property market from the get-go.

?As tourism in the area slumped, the Gold Coast lost much of its workforce, sometimes whole families, to the mining sector. With the new opportunities for workers that come with the Games, that population will return and, with it, a renewed demand for housing,” said Mr Otton.

He continued, ?Housing prices in south-east Queensland are at their lowest point for years, and there is little doubt that from now, all the way through to 2018, they will increase in step with the growing demand.?

Mr Otton believes that this is the ideal time for those wanting to become involved in Australian property investing, to do so. By using the strategies he teaches, he says the opportunities are there to be seized by just about everyone.

Rick Otton?s rent to buy strategies have been embraced by thousands of people around the world, as they give those who may not meet the requirements of the banks the chance to become home owners.

?The Commonwealth Games announcement will be a real shot in the arm for property investors in Queensland and bring new confidence to the Gold Coast tourism industry,? said Mr Otton.

For more information on creative ways to seize newly emerging Australian property investment opportunities, visit http://www.RickOtton.com

About Rick Otton

Entrepreneur, Author, Speaker and Property Coach

Rick Otton is a self-made multi-millionaire and real estate consumer advocate, property investor and business owner.

He is the founder and director of We Buy Houses Pty Ltd, a leading property enterprise which has successfully expanded into the international markets of Australia, United Kingdom, New Zealand and USA.

In 1991, Rick Otton uncovered an innovative strategy of buying and selling real estate and went on to amass a portfolio of 76 properties in his first 12 months of investing. Rick buys, sells and trades property, using little or none of his own money, and structures transactions to create positive cash flow.

Since 2001, Rick has taught nationally and internationally over 35,000 students how to buy, sell and trade residential property without getting bank loans or acquiring debt, using little cash and minimising risk.

Many of Rick?s students have been able to create wealth, buy their first home, restructure a negatively geared property to make it cash flow positive and build their property portfolio year after year.

Rick?s mission is to transform the way people buy and sell property – to empower others with the knowledge there is another way. He regularly meets with leading government officials who seek his advice on solving the housing affordability crisis.

His philosophy has been highlighted in various Australian TV shows. He appeared in the ABC documentary ?Reality Bites? as well as ?Today Tonight? and ?Hot Property?.

Rick has also been profiled in numerous national and international magazines and books as he shows everyday people how to create wealth in real estate, without bank loans or saving large deposits.

http://www.rickotton.com

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Core Solutions Hosts PA House Appropriations Committee Majority Chairman Rep. William Adolph and Other Local Business Leaders


Wayne, PA (Vocus/PRWEB) February 19, 2011

Core Solutions, Inc. was pleased to host a recent meeting with PA State Representative and Appropriation Committee Chairman William F. Adolph and key executives from Core Solutions (CORE), QR Pharma, and Ben Franklin Technology Partners (BFTP).

The purpose of this meeting was to provide Rep. Adolph (R-Delaware County) insights into ongoing Commonwealth grants to BFTP for investments in growing companies in PA.

BFTP is best known for providing investments to deserving early-stage and established companies, which allow them to expand and create jobs throughout the state of Pennsylvania. Rep. Adolph and his assistant, Ms. Jeannie Smyth, listened to overviews by both CORE and QR Pharma on how BFTP funding and mentoring has helped them achieve these goals.

Ravi Ganesan, CEO and President of Core Solutions, described the impact that BFTP has had on his firm and its efforts in providing electronic health record technology to the behavioral healthcare industry nationwide. Mr. Ganesan also discussed the unique business opportunities that have arisen as a result of the national initiative for improved health IT and how CORE was bringing some of that money into Pennsylvania to grow CORE?s business and create jobs.

Additionally, Dr. Maria Maccecchini, CEO of QR Pharma, described the efforts of her firm in developing pharmaceutical drugs to combat Alzheimer?s Disease.

Also in attendance were: Terri Hicks, Vice President of BFTP; David Cohen, Manager of Programs, Analysis & Development at BFTP; Jaron Rhodes, Manager of Marketing and Communications for BFTP; Joseph Gariano, Director of Sales at CORE; and John E. Bennett, the Vice President of Operations of QR Pharma.

Everyone agreed that, with the support of Rep. Adolph and other key government officials in Harrisburg, BFTP?s efforts to grow young companies and create jobs in Pennsylvania will continue, as it has for the last 25 years.

About Core Solutions, Inc.

Core Solutions, Inc. (CORE) is a market leader in providing electronic health records (EHR) technology for the behavioral healthcare and human services industries. Headquartered outside of Philadelphia, CORE offers a comprehensive enterprise software suite designed to fit the needs of its clients and brings providers the training, services, and expertise based upon over 10 years of experience. The company?s solutions securely automate the collection, distribution, processing, reporting and analysis of administrative, financial and clinical client data for internal staff and external stakeholders for healthcare organizations nationwide. For more information, please call 610-687-6080 or visit Core Solutions, Inc.

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