Nationwide Online Apartment Listing Service, ApartmenTime.com is Working With Officials to locate Available Housing for Victims of Hurricane Katrina

Sylmar, CA (PRWEB) September 2, 2005

Nationwide online apartment listing service, ApartmenTime.com is working with officials to locate available housing for victims of Hurricane Katrina.

With hundreds of thousands left homeless, ApartmenTime.com, a nation-wide apartment listing service is working in conjunction with Louisiana officials to compile a list of clean, safe, available and affordable housing in the areas surrounding those most affected by Hurricane Katrina.

Residents of the Gulf Coast states most severely affected by Hurricane Katrina and their relatives anywhere in the U.S. are being asked to search online at Apartmentime.com for an up to date list of residential communities that may have available apartments for rent.

ApartmenTime.com is actively contacting Real Estate Investment Firms and Property Management firms in an attempt to put together a list that can serve those in need of this life saving information.

“This ongoing tragedy will affect countless thousands of people. One thing that they’ll all need is a location where they can go and search for available suitable living situations. This is why we at ApartmenTime.com are offering our service to the community as well as the property owners free of charge,” explains Darren Rogers, President of ApartmenTime.com

ApartmenTime.com, a Los Angeles-based on line publisher of available apartments, servicing the entire United States, is removing all current listing in the Gulf Coast areas and will only post apartments with available units in the surrounding areas. This is a free service for both the property owner and the potential tenant.

“Providing this information free of charge via our Web site is one small way in which we can reach out to people who are and will be in dire need of housing.”

ApartmenTime.com has been listed in the Louisiana Governor’s Book of Resources as a valuable link to new homes for displaced families.

Because those searching for housing for relatives in the affected areas only source of information is via TV and Radio, we are requesting that both mediums begin informing the public of this free service being offered to help those in need.

The online apartment search is simple to navigate and those searching for apartments can select any geographic area of the United States in their search for a new temporary or permanent home. “We want this to be an easy process; these people need homes quickly, and ApartmenTime.com is structured to allow them to locate a new affordable home quickly and easily”.

The ApartmenTime.com Web site includes information on apartments for rent, military, college, corporate, senior as well as HUD housing, and provides numerous features to help residents set up their new apartment, including information on utilities, cable, telephone hook-up and local services.

Displaced residents can log on to http://www.apartmentime.com immediately and begin searching for a new dwelling.

For more information on apartment listings available free of charge at ApartmenTime.com, contact:

Darren Rogers

President

ApartmenTime.com

888.231.5417

drogers@apartmentime.com

http://www.apartmenTime.com.

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Nationwide Online Apartment Listing Service ApartmenTime.com Works To Locate Housing For Victims

Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) September 5, 2005

With hundreds of thousands left homeless as a result of the devastation caused by Hurricane Katrina, ApartmenTime.com, a nationwide apartment listing service, is working in conjunction with officials of the Gulf Shore States to compile a list of clean, safe, available and affordable housing where it is needed by those most affected.

“ApartmenTime.com is also taking a proactive role in contacting Real Estate Investment Firms and Property Management Firms to put together a housing list that can assist those in need by providing life-saving information about how to relocate and find desperately needed housing to begin rebuilding their lives,” said Darren K. Rogers, President and CEO of ApartmenTime.com. “This ongoing tragedy has affected countless thousands of people; people who now need to search for available accommodations. This is why we in the housing industry, at ApartmenTime.com, are offering our service to the community, as well as to the property owners, free of charge.”

ApartmenTime.com is now listed in the Louisiana Governor’s Book of Resources as a valuable link to new homes for displaced families. The online apartment search is simple to navigate and those searching for apartments can select any geographic area of the United States in their search for a new home, temporary or permanent. “We want this to be a useful resource; people need homes quickly, and ApartmenTime.com is structured to aid them in locating a new affordable home quickly and easily.”

The ApartmenTime.com Web site includes information on apartments for rent, military, college, corporate, senior as well as HUD housing, and provides numerous features to help residents set up their new apartment, including information on utilities, cable, telephone hook-up and local services.

Displaced individuals and families can, with the help of their relatives and friends, log on to http://www.apartmentime.com immediately and begin searching for a new home, be it temporary or permanent.

For more information on apartment listings available free of charge at ApartmenTime.com, contact:

Darren Rogers, President of ApartmenTime.com

888.231.5417

http://www.apartmentime.com

About ApartmenTime.com

America’s newest online apartment listing service, ApartmenTime.com, is a leading, high quality and innovative apartment listing service, specializing in providing advertising solutions for the Multi-Family Housing Industry. ApartmenTime.com is utilizing the internet to provide this growing market with comprehensive housing listings and the latest community information. Visit our website http://www.apartmentime.com.

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Celebrities Rally with Kids in Nationwide Effort to Promote Music Making as NAMM Wraps Up Second Annual National Wanna Play Music Week

Carlsbad, Calif. (PRWEB) May 8, 2009

NAMM, the 108-year-old, not-for-profit association of the international music products industry, concluded its annual National Wanna Play Music Week today, after a monumental period of music making that drew the participation of stars, such as Kevin Bacon and Yoko Ono. With the goal to build awareness of the proven benefits of playing musical instruments for people of all ages, NAMM executed the week-long series of events to encourage the music maker in every American.

Music Week Launch with The Bacon Brothers, Yoko Ono and the "Jimmy Kimmel Live" House Band

NAMM kicked off the week with "Music Monday," a five-year tradition started by the Canadian-based Coalition for Music Education that encourages musicians, music organizations, school bands and music lovers everywhere to play music at the same time to demonstrate the galvanizing power of making music. During NAMM's second year participating in "Music Monday," more 2,000 schools and organizations rallied across North America to simultaneously play music together with celebrity musicians participating in the effort on both coasts.

In New York, The Bacon Brothers, featuring acclaimed actor Kevin Bacon and his brother, award-winning film and TV composer Michael Bacon, helped to launch National Wanna Play Music Week in the U.S., and appeared nationally on "Fox & Friends," on behalf of NAMM. On Music Monday, The Bacon Brothers performed before a crowd of students at the Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Music & Art and Performing Arts, promoting music in schools, along with Yoko Ono and the John Lennon Educational Tour Bus.

"We wanted to show our support for what NAMM and others are doing to help encourage people to get out and play music," said Kevin Bacon. "Music is obviously a huge part of our lives. Playing a musical instrument can help drive a passion that can last a lifetime and play an integral part in maintaining a healthy mind and body."

In Los Angeles, late-night talk show "Jimmy Kimmel Live" lent the talents of its house band, Cleto & the Cletones, toward the effort of making music. Bandleader Cleto Escobedo III and lead guitarist Toshi Yanagi performed music with a band class at Nightingale Middle School in Los Angeles. Students were later treated to a private jam session with Cleto & the Cletones, visiting the set of "Jimmy Kimmel Live" and hanging out with the entire band and Jimmy Kimmel himself.

"The tremendous response to National Wanna Play Music Week, the popularity of our music-making tools, and the support from so many notable music makers reinforces our belief in the power of music making," said Joe Lamond, NAMM's president and CEO. "NAMM is consistently seeking out new ways to connect people with the enjoyment and proven benefits of playing music and creating simple ways for anyone to get involved. It's never too late to learn to play a musical instrument, whether you are five or 85. Even beyond NAMM's National Wanna Play Music Week, any time is a great time to give music making a try."

Tools to Make Music Making Easy

According to the recent "2009 Public Attitudes Toward Music" Gallup survey *, 85 percent of Americans wish they could play music. In response to that desire, NAMM created several user-friendly services and tools aimed to help anyone begin to play music. With the goal of educating consumers on the benefits of playing music and empowering them to easily find quality music instructors, NAMM also has developed a variety of tools, which were unveiled during National Wanna Play Music Week, including:

Hospitals Nationwide Introduce Digital Menu Boards with Focus on Nutritional Menu Labeling

Beverly Hill, CA (PRWEB) June 01, 2011

Epicure Digital, a leader in digital menu boards, presents the Epicure Digital Menu System with special emphasis on nutritional menu labeling at the Association for Healthcare Foodservice (AHF) Annual Conference, Arizona Biltmore, Phoenix, AZ, 5-9 June, 2011, Booth #316.

Hospitals nationwide are introducing digital menu boards with nutritional menu labeling in their cafeterias. Among these are University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) Medical Center, Phoenix Children Hospital, University Hospitals in Cleveland, Central DuPage Hospital in Chicago, Hendricks Regional Health in Indiana and Sanford Health in Sioux Falls, all of which are using the Epicure Digital Menu System.

UCSF Medical Centers Moffitt Caf