| Local spa to be featured on TV show
Keep your eyes open during TLC's Moving Up program tonight and you will see a Marquis spa. The Independence-based company's Epic model will be featured on the show. Moving Up follows families as they move into new homes, then checks later with previous owners to see how they like changes made by the new owners. The episode with the Epic spa has been dubbed "Singles Nights and Monster Fights." It was filmed July 2006 in Wilmington, Del. Marquis dealer Don Adams of Clearwater Spas coordinated the on-site effort for Marquis Spas. The show is scheduled to be broadcast at 9 tonight. -- Don Currie .
Job of the Day: Spa Receptionist
The Concord Athletic Club - a Wellbridge property - is currently seeking exceptional industry professionals to join the CAC team as a Spa Receptionist. Spa Desk Associates perform front desk duties to ensure efficient operation and delivery of exceptional customer service at Club Spa. The Spa Reception area is the first point of contact for all incoming calls and guests to the Club Spa and is key in impressing the company standards for professionalism and quality service. The Spa Desk also operates as the scheduling and information hub for all Spa-related bookings and activities. Requirements: High school diploma or equivalent. Previous customer service experience preferred. Basic computer skills including: Word/Excel and Internet experience. Ability to deliver high quality customer service.
Icon of Mid-century Architecture Back in the Spotlight
After extensive renovations, the Horizon Hotel in Palm Springs, California now offers guests a luxurious getaway in a mid-century modern setting.
[ClickPress, Mon Feb 19 2007] Too much of Palm Springs' trademark mid-century modern architecture has been lost in recent years. Even today, development continues to swallow up some of the desert's best buildings. But the recently-renovated Horizon Hotel proves that preservation and development are not necessarily mutually exclusive. In May of 2006 - following a two-year, multi-million-dollar renovation - the 22-room luxury hotel once again opened its doors, thus beginning a new chapter for this legendary desert getaway.
When real estate developer Dave Scharf bought the Horizon (originally called L'Horizon) in 2004, it needed more than a little TLC.
Reinventing the Wheel
What if scientists devised a strategy to tackle some of the world's most notorious diseases, but just one company held all the patents? An Oakland Original Quirky Cock-A-Doodle Cafe plates one of the brightest brunches in town. Great Expectations Emeryville's long-awaited Cocina Poblana aims high. Perhaps a bit too high. .
Memon Group breaks ground on AED 75 million Champions Tower I at ...
Memon Group, a US$ 5 billion international business conglomerate, today, held a groundbreaking ceremony at Dubai Sports City (DSC) signifying the commencement of construction of the AED 75 million Champions Tower I. Senior company officials including Abu Baker Shaikhani, Chairman, Memon Group; U Balasubramaniam, CEO, Dubai Sports City; Ahmed Shaikhani, Managing Director, Memon Group; Majed Al Suwaidi, Chairman, MHC; Ahmed Sattar, Executive Director, Memon Investments; and Rahmathullah Khan, CEO & Partner, MHC, attended the ceremony. The groundbreaking follows the recent awarding of a construction contract to Majed Hilal Contracting (MHC), who has plotted an ambitious construction schedule, which involves the implementation of the latest engineering techniques to ensure timely delivery of the tower in early 2008.
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