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Current timeline (per hdh undergrad website).

• Accept the Offer of Admission by   May 1, 2023  and apply for Housing in the Enrollment Checklist by   May 8, 2023.
• Housing contract information will be emailed to your UC San Diego email address:  Week of May 15th
• Signed Housing contract and $450 prepayment due date:   May 25, 2023
• Must have the signed housing contract by the deadline.
• More information on our Living Learning Communities or Gender Inclusive Housing can be found   here .
• Priority deadline for OSD approved housing accommodations:  July 7, 2023
• Submit any roommate requests and room type preferences:  due by July 17, 2023
• Room Assignment and Move-in information available:   Late-August*
• Deadline to change Dining Plan:   October 2, 2023

How are residents assigned to a room?

The majority of first year Muir registered students will live at Muir and have been assigned to single, double, or triple rooms in the residence halls. Second-year students and above will live in the apartment spaces in Muir. 

If you are part of a themed/LLC housing opportunity, you will be placed in the same house as others in the community.

How do I get a specific housing accomodation?

Should you need a particular housing accommodation, please contact the Office of Students with Disabilities (osd.ucsd.edu) to discuss your required housing needs. You will need to provide documentation to receive any particular accommodation.

Can I switch rooms?

If you are interested in moving to a different space, you can add yourself to the Room Change Interest List on your Housing Portal. Once a space becomes available, we will reach out to you in regards to the possible offer. The list works on a waitlist type basis so there is no ETA on a possible offer from when you opt in. If the situation is more urgent, please contact us or your House Advisor.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Feel free to contact Housing Administrative Services with any questions via (858) 534-4010 or  [email protected].

How are roommates selected? Can I contact my roommate(s)?

The information you provide on the Room Preference website largely determines the roommate and/or apartment-mates you receive.  Students may submit a roommate request via the Room Preference link sent by Housing*Dining*Hospitality by the beginning of July.   If you have submitted a roommate request, please be aware that requests are not guaranteed and are based on contract type and mutual request.

Your roommate and/or apartment-mates are listed on the online room assignment page, along with their contact information. Assignments will be available to view mid to late August. We encourage you to contact your roommate(s) in the short time before you arrive for move-in, in order to get to know them better and to discuss any specifics regarding what you each plan to bring during move-in. Any change in bed space must be approved by  the Warren Residential Life Office. While the convenience of online communities, such as Facebook and Twitter, has made it easier to gather lots of information at the click of a button, we strongly encourage you to take the time to actually speak with your roommate(s) on the phone or in person, if at all possible.

The online assignment page will list your roommate and suitemates in the residential halls, or all residents of an apartment. Look for your residential hall room or apartment number on the list. If another person is listed with the exact same room information as you, then you are in a double. All roommates will be listed. In the apartments, the individual(s) with the same bedroom number is your roommate, and the other individuals are assigned to the other room in your apartment. Black, Brennan, Douglas and Goldberg Halls have a two double rooms. Bates and Brown apartments are occupied with continuing and transfer students and have 2 single rooms and 2 double rooms. 

All the buildings in Warren are named after Supreme Court Justices who served with Justice Earl Warren or famous cases heard by his court. The residential halls are: Frankfurter, Harlan, and Stewart. The apartments are: Bates, Black, Brennan, Brown, Douglas, and Goldberg.

What is my mailing address and how do I receive mail?

The online room assignment page lists both your building/room location and your mailbox number (available mid to late August). This mailbox number is what you use as a mailing address, DO NOT include your room/apartment location. Mail must be addressed with your full name and your correct mailbox number in order to be delivered; otherwise, it will be returned to sender.  Mail must be addressed as follows:

Your Name Here #_ _ _ _ _ (list your full mailbox number here) 9450 Gilman Drive La Jolla, CA 92092-0100

Mail boxes are assigned by rooms. If you are sharing a room, you will be sharing a mail box. Campus Mail Services will not begin delivering mail or packages UNTIL date to be announced. Due to the liability issues and storage problems involved, the Residential Life Office will not be accepting any mail or packages prior to move-in. If you are planning to ship some of your personal items instead of bringing them with you, arrange to have them delivered to the campus beginning date to be announced.

Amazon Lockers

How to find the Warren Amazon locker:

• Go to www.amazon.com/findalocker  and search by locker name- Warren
• Select Amazon Locker - Warren as your shipping address
• Retrieve your package using the pickup code you receive after it's delivered to the locker.

Additional Tip on Package Mail: Letters, magazines, and small packages that fit will be delivered directly to your mailbox. Large packages and other items larger than your mailbox that are sent via U.S. Mail (First, Second, or Third Class, Express Mail, Priority Mail, and Certified Mail), United Parcel Service (UPS), Federal Express, OnTrac, DHL Express, are delivered to Student Mail Services. You will receive a notice (via email) with instructions on when and where you can pick up your package.

How to open my Mailbox?

Directions to open your mailbox:

•  Turn the tumbler 4 times to the left  .  Stop at the first number;
• Turn the tumbler to the right , passing the first number.  Stop at the second number;
• Turn the tumbler to the left .  Stop at the third number;
• Turn the tumbler a few numbers to the right   and pull to open

Instructional video :

Things to note about your mailbox:

• Mailboxes are assigned by room, so if you share a room, you share your mailbox with your roommates.  If you live in Bates or Brown Hall, one mailbox is shared with all 4 apartment mates.
• Mailboxes are for personal mail, and are not to be used for any business you may own.
• Broken locks:  Please complete a Fix-It Request at hdhfixit.ucsd.edu to report broken locks.
• Combination not working?  First follow the directions to open your mail box. Please note that the mail box combinations start by turning the tumbler in a counter clockwise direction (many combo locks start in a clockwise direction).  Also, at the last number you must turn the tumbler to the right (clockwise) for a few numbers while pulling the tumbler toward you.  If cannot open your mailbox with the combination, please ask someone to help you.  If several people are unable to open your mailbox, please submit a Fix-It Request at hdhfixit.ucsd.edu to request a re-read of your mailbox combination.

What are the available on-campus amenities?

Cable Service:  UC San Diego has partnered with Spectrum Cable TV to provide cable TV service for on-campus students. Basic Cable TV service will be available in each room without additional fees. ResNet will be providing support for students using the Basic Cable TV service. In order to use this service, you will need a TV with a Qam digital tuner or a digital-TV converter box if your TV does not support digital signals, and you will also need a coax cable. Visit  resnet.ucsd.edu for the channel lineup and more information.

Laundry:  There are laundry rooms (washers and dryers) located in all the residential halls (floors 2-4, depending on the building) and in the apartments (in the bottom o f each building). The Laundry Machines in the Res Halls and Apartments are NOT coin operated; however you can pay with your Laundry Account on your campus ID card. The Laundry Account is a pre-paid spending account for all undergraduate residents; you add whatever amount you like through the online card office and the balance is linked to your campus ID card. Deposits can be made mid-September at https://hdh.ucsd.edu/TCAS/pages/index.html . 

Telephone Service:  Most students use cellphones. However if a land line is necessary, there is one telephone hook-up in each bedroom in the residential halls and apartments, with an additional hook-up in the kitchen of each apartment. Students interested in ordering land line phone service will need to contact the Warren Residential Life Office for more information.

What are the dimensions of the bedroom furnishings?

**All measurements are approximate, and furnishings in the res halls may vary from those in apartments**

Single/Double Bedrooms

• Bed Measurements

o    Frame: 40” x 84”

o    Headboard: 36”h

o    Mattress: 36” x 78”

o    Three Drawer Dressers (Res Halls Only): 30.5”w x 30”h x 19”d

o    Under-Bed Drawers (Apt Only): 4 Drawers, each 24”h x 28.5”w x 20”d

o    Measures: 42”w x 30”h x 24”d

o    Optional Extension Leaf: 12”

o    Keyboard Tray: 22.5”w x 24”d

o    Desk Chair

o    Top Shelf: 15” x 54”

o    Measures: 54”w x 25”d x 67”h to rod

All furniture must be put back in its original position when moving out and it cannot be taken out of the room . 

Hanging and/or attaching items to the walls: If you plan on bringing posters or pictures to hang in your room or apartment, purchase non-staining and non-marring adhesive mounting putty such as Tac-Stick or removable fasteners such as 3M Command Adhesive (most major home and hardware stores carry these items) - nails and hooks are  NOT allowed due to the damage caused in walls or ceilings. You are not allowed to drill or nail anything into the walls to install bookcases, shelves, mirrors, etc.

Hanging items to the sprinkler system overhead: DO NOT DO THIS. You will set off the sprinkler in the room and possibly the entire floor/building. These are not there for decoration but in case of a fire. Residents may be held financially responsible for damage caused from hanging items on the sprinkler system. This may include flood damage, damage to roommate(s)’ personal property, and emergency vehicle response costs.

What do the bedrooms look like?

Please visit the Virtual Tours module in our Warren Neighborhood page to view the common spaces in the apartments and residential halls.

Here are some sample photos of what the different bedrooms look like in the Warren apartments and residential halls. Please note that rooms are only furnished with the items described in the section above and do not include linens.

Double Bedroom view A and view B

Residential Hall:

Single Bedroom view A and view  B

Double Bedroom view A and view B

Appliance responsibilities

a. Appliances:  Air conditioners and appliances with open electrical coils and electric grills are prohibited. All small electrical appliances must be UL approved and subject to the electrical capacity of the room.

 b. Cooking:  The Warren Residential Halls do not have kitchens or kitchenettes. Only microwave ovens with a capacity of 1.5 cubic feet or less and a maximum of 700 watts are allowed.

c. Refrigerators:  Only refrigerators with a capacity smaller than five (5) cubic feet with a safe UL-approved electrical system are allowed in residential halls. Apartments already have a refrigerator.

Information on Warren Occupancy

• All assignments are based on the student's original application date. By that application date, students are assigned first to residential halls or apartments, then those in residential halls are assigned to singles and then doubles in the Warren Residential Halls. Keep in mind that housing preferences are not guaranteed --it is a preference, not a selection.
• Your online room assignment will give specific information on the type of room (single or double) and housing location (residential halls or apartments) you were assigned. Please refer to your My Room Assignment  page for your assigned housing location and options for move-in.
• There is a very limited number of single bedrooms in the residential halls.  Placement in these rooms is based on the receipt date of your original housing application and/or any extenuating circumstances.
• All room assignments are fixed until after the fall quarter begins.
• Room change requests will not be accepted until the beginning of week 3.
• Room change interest form will open on your Housing Portal beginning of Fall week 3 (Monday).  At this time a wait list will be generated. Requests are not guaranteed and are subject to availability. 

Tips for Living in a Double Bedroom

TIP #1: OPEN COMMUNICATION - Your roommates will be listed on the on-line room assignment page, along with their contact information. We encourage you to contact them before you arrive in order to get to know them better and to discuss any specifics regarding what you are each planning to bring during move-in. It is important that you not only reach out and establish an open communication style with your roommates, but that you all agree to maintain it throughout the school year.

TIP #2: DISCUSS LIVING SPECIFICS - We especially ask that you take the time before moving in to have a discussion about the particular aspect of the assigned bed placement, and discuss any physical needs for certain bed configurations, as opposed to simply making demands of what you want. Fully discuss with your roommates any desired changes to the assigned bedspaces due to personal preferences/physical needs you have about bed type (loft or bunk, top or bottom bunk, etc.) before move-in.  Note – no room changes will be made until the beginning of week three.

TIP #3: PLAN TOGETHER – One of the keys to successful living in on-campus housing is managing the space wisely. While there is ample room and resources for each person to have their own personal items such as clothing, books, and computer, there is not enough room for three refrigerators, TVs, and coffeemakers. Please discuss with each other what items can be shared by all the residents, and plan together which of you will volunteer to bring that for move-in. Many students have actually waited until they arrive to campus before looking at the room and going out as a group to purchase larger shared items such as refrigerator and microwave. The limitations of the room may also impact whether or not you choose to only have one printer for all of you to share, not only to save space but to also decrease the energy load in the room.

Important Dates

Additionally, please see this year's academic calendar here. 

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Apartments and Rooms

Learn about apartments and room setups for undergraduate and visiting exchange students in UC San Diego's International House, how the rooms are furnished, and what's included in the rental cost.

Apartment Models & Bedrooms

There are two models of apartments in I-House:

• 4-person flat with 4 single bedrooms
• Two-story townhouse for 5 people (all single bedrooms) or 6 people (4 singles + 1 double room)

Please note: The majority of rooms in I-House are single bedrooms; there are only a limited number of double bedrooms. Placement in these double rooms will be based on the receipt date of your original I-House application, and any extenuating circumstances.

You will be able to access your room assignment, including room / apartment number, and apartment mates' names and contact info, after housing contracts are accepted and finalized. The notification will be sent to your @ucsd.edu email address. To login to the room assignment site, you will need your PID and password.

For any questions regarding housing (i.e., early move in, housing assignments, etc.) please contact the ERC Residence Life Office:

• Email: [email protected]
• Phone: (858) 534-2261

Costs & Dining Plan

Apartment prices vary from year to year, and depending on the room type. To see the latest prices, look for the apartment costs on the HDH (Housing, Dining and Hospitality) website .

In addition to your housing costs, UCSD on-campus residents are required to purchase the dining plan. For more information, visit HDH's dining FAQ page .

Furnishings & Other Essentials

All apartments in I-House are furnished with a couch, coffee table, refrigerator, and stove.

Rooms are furnished with one Twin XL mattress and bed, closet, desk, chair, and dresser.

Communal laundry facilities are located between Kathmandu and Geneva.

Please note that I-House does not provide any pillows, bedding, linens, towels, or kitchen plates or utensils. ISPO usually organizes a shopping trip a couple of days after students arrive. If you plan to shop on your own, the nearest stores that sell these items are Marshalls and Ross located in the La Jolla Village Square shopping center.

We recommend bringing a set of linens and towels with you to use the first few days until you are able to purchase more. The mattress size is Twin XL, which can be purchased in the college section of most retailers (Target, Bed Bath & Beyond, etc.).

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Move-in & check-in:, welcome to marshall college, uc san diego we are so glad you'll be here soon.

Fall 2023 Move-In

Move-in weekend is September 23rd & 24th, with the first day of classes on September 28th! Please arrive for move-in at your chosen time slot! For more information regarding your housing contract, please visit the Housing, Dining and Hospitality's Undergraduate Housing website . 

*As we get information from the HDH Undergrad Housing department, we will update the corresponding information for the following year's housing contracts. For the most up-to-date information about living on campus, Move-in, and contract dates, visit the HDH website.

Myroomassignment information, what is myroomassignment  , this is launched through the   housing portal   to access your assignment information; view roommates and suite/apartment-mates; and select your move-in and date time to arrive on campus., each housing area/college will have a designated "start date" as the release of assignments go out on a rolling basis.  see the information below to help gauge on what date you can start to login to view your assignment and select your move-in date and time.   the dates below reflect being assigned to a space and the appropriate housing area/college.  it is possible for some students to be housed outside of their college of registration or housing area.   please do not attempt to login before your designated "start date" below.  you will receive a 'no access' page at login.  , an email to all active housing contract holders will go out no later than 4pm on monday, august 21st to your ucsd email account with your housing area/college designation and access start date as a reminder. we are excited to see you in the fall, if you have not been assigned your housing assignment, please make sure to check your spam folder if nothing is there, email [email protected]  and [email protected]., * all students  must select a move-in date and time  by 11:59pm on thursday, september 7, 2023. if you do not select a   move-in date and time, one will be assigned to you., move-in date & time selection.

To help make the move-in process as smooth as possible, we have provided the following tips:

• MyRoomAssignment   launches based on the schedule above.  Once you are able to login, you can review your assignment information and select your move-in date and time.  All students   must select a move-in date and time   by 11:59PM on Thursday, September 7, 2023.  If you do not select a move-in date and time, one will be assigned to you.
• If you are a current summer housing resident who opted in for extended housing --- you will move to your permanent space on September 14. Room charges apply as indicated for those that opt-in to this program.
• We have a few additional programs that may have September 15 move-in date and time options available and you are more than welcome to select it.  
• Early Move-In   --- If you would like to arrive early, you can select from available times on September 20, 21, and 22.  The cost is $50/day and will be billed to your student account by October.*
• General Move-In   --- Takes place beginning September 23 with dates and times through September 29.  
• Late Move-In   --- Students that have a need to arrive later (after September 29), please connect with your housing community's Residence Life Office.
• Plan accordingly.   There are a number of available move-in date and times to select from.  Please be willing to have options as we cannot have everyone move-in at the same time.   There are no after hours move-in available.
• Move-In date and times   will vary by housing/area and college and do not affect another area.  For example, a student living at Revelle cannot select date/times available to those at Muir College.  Most housing areas will roughly offer times starting at 8:30am/9:00am through 4:00pm.  Some areas may go a little longer on particular days.  You will be able to choose from what is available and can adjust it as needed before September 7, 2023 at 11:59PM. 

Moving In & Checking In- How does it all work?

We are excited to see you soon and have prepared this easy guide to set you up for a smooth and successful move-in..

• First things first: Go to the My Room Assignment page to view your room assignment information.  All students  must select a move-in date and time  by 11:59PM on Thursday, September 7, 2023. If you do not select a move-in date and time, one will be assigned to you.
• Remember to read and indicate agreement to the Housing Assertions before accessing your Room Assignment information.
• Your assigned room and bedspace
• Your campus mailing address (different than your assigned room and building)
• Your Move-in Date and Time
• Your Electronic Lock PIN CODE

Planning & Preparation for a Successful Move-in

• Pack essential items only for your initial arrival. After settling in your new space, purchase non-essential items online and ship them to campus through the Amazon  Center for easy pickup. You can also plan to visit our campus Target store to conveniently shop on-site or pick up an order once you’ve assessed your space on campus.
• Use rolling luggage and pack smaller boxes that are easy to carry.
• Reminder - There are limited elevators in the Residence Halls and no elevators in the apartment buildings.
• Your mailing address and mailbox number will be listed on your Qwik Pass .
• Note that your room assignment (building name and suite or apartment number) is NOT your mailing address.
• Download a QR code reader on your mobile device to quickly access information exchanged throughout the move-in process.
• Download a map app (e.g., Google Maps) on your mobile device to help navigate around campus.
• Remember your Qwik Pass! Print a copy or take a screenshot of your pass to show campus staff on your move-in day, along with a valid photo ID.

On Your Self-Scheduled Move-In Day

• Arrive on campus well before your self-schedule time slot. Allow yourself ample time to navigate campus and account for traffic or other delays.

TMC Check-in Step One: KEYS

Check-in will be located inside Angela's Space, located on the 4th floor of OceanView Terrace .

• Photo ID or Keycard
• A parking pass/map is to be used for unloading ONLY
• MOVE-IN PARTIES : Please drop off your student at the designated area for check-in and return to Pangea parking lot while you wait for your student to pick up their keys and a parking pass. Without the parking pass, you will not be allowed access to the lot to unload.

TMC Check-in Step Two: UNLOADING

• Once you have checked in, head over with your move-in party and your parking pass to the designated lot to unload.
• Please be mindful that there will be more students than carts; we highly encourage you to come prepared with a dolly or small cart of your own if possible, as this will ease the lines.
• There is no parking grace period prior to the beginning of the quarter. Permits must be obtained when parking on the weekdays. Day permits can be purchased at the Pangea Parking Structure or the Hopkins Parking Structure.
• Please note that areas of the campus will be very congested with move-in traffic, especially during the weekends, so expect some delays and/or limited accessibility to parking adjacent to the living areas. Per residence life policy, after move-in, only residents of a building and building staff will be permitted to enter that building.

Additional Information About Living at Marshall:

• Check out a tour of the residential halls and apartments on our Instagram - @yourtmcfamily
• Familiarize yourself with the Residential Rights and Responsibilities -- take a close look at items you are not allowed to bring to campus.

Driving Directions

• Turn RIGHT onto La Jolla Village Drive
• Continue onto N Torrey Pines Road
• Turn RIGHT onto Pangea Drive
• Turn RIGHT onto Scholars Dr North
• EXIT on Genesee Ave West
• Turn LEFT onto North Torrey Pines Rd
• Turn LEFT onto Pangea Drive
• Find a parking space in P-304

*Please refer to the welcome letter for parking instructions

New Student ORIENTATION

• Learn more about your Orientation to Marshall College  here!
• Orientation is an exciting & required next step for your entry and transition into UC San Diego!
• Learn about the many resources and opportunities that are available at UC San Diego and Marshall College.
• Gain insight into the Marshall philosophy and academic mission.
• Meet new and current students, as well as staff and faculty.
• Discover how to be an involved citizen in your new community.
• Learn how family members can support their students during the transition to life at UC San Diego.

Marshall College Residential Life Office Hours

Our office is open and available to best support you with any questions!

Hours of Operation:

• Monday to Friday 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Call or email our office as needed at  (858)534-4340 or  [email protected] .  

GENERAL HOUSING INFO

Who do i contact for....

Contracts, Billing, and Room Assignments: UCSD Housing*Dining*Hospitality Services. Website:  http://hdh.ucsd.edu/ ; Email:  [email protected] ; Phone: 858-534-4010

Housing Assignment Information

Log on  with your User ID and Password to the  "my room assignment" page.

You will be able to see your housing assignment.

You will be able to see your roommate(s).

You will be able to see your scheduled move-in date and time.

Room Assignments

On the Room Preference website, rank your preferences for room type (single or double).

Students needing special housing accommodation (e.g., medical, religious) must register with the  Office for Students with Disabilities .

We encourage you to read the UC San Diego Residential Life Community Standards to find the most up-to-date information on campus-wide policies!

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Marshall ResLife Business Hours 

Regular business hours :, monday - friday: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm, office phone: (858) 534-4340, after business hours :, monday - friday: 5:00 pm - 11:00 pm, saturday  - sunday: 9:00 am - 11:00 pm, * after 9:00 pm ,  call (858) 945-7154  as the ra's are on duty walks out of the office during this time.

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• AP&M 5829
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• AP&M 7218
• AP&M 7321

Seminar Room Use Policy

NOTE:  All seminar room usage MUST be officially scheduled. To reserve a time slot, contact the Math Instructional Support Staff  in AP&M 7409 by email or in person.

Do not assume empty time slots in a seminar room schedule indicates that the seminar room is available for unscheduled drop-in use without an official reservation.

During after hours periods (nights, weekends, holidays, etc.), entry doors to seminar rooms and the AP&M building are automatically locked. Contact the Math Instructional Support Staff in AP&M 7409 for after hours entry instructions.

If you have questions about computer labs in the basement of the building (AP&M B349, AP&M B432), please see the ETS Computer Lab Lookup page . The Mathematics Department staff do not manage these rooms.

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Cozy one bedroom studio with striking panoramic glazing. Area: 40 sq m

Cozy Studio Studio Apartments with panoramic views of the towers of Moscow City or the city of Moscow are suitable for both personal trips and business visits.  

The area of the apartment is 40 square meters.

Comfortable accommodation for up to 3 people.

The apartment has everything for a comfortable stay: a bar counter with high chairs, an armchair, a double bed, a spacious wardrobe, an ironing board with an iron, a large TV panel, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, a multi-channel telephone line, an individual safe and a mini-bar.

The apartments are equipped with a full kitchen: induction hob, oven, dishwasher, microwave, mini fridge, capsule coffee machine, electric kettle, powerful extractor hood, set of dishes and cutlery.

The bathroom is equipped with a shower or bathtub, a large illuminated mirror and a hairdryer.

Cosmetics, slippers and bathrobes are provided for the guests of the apartment.

Studio apartments are located on the 10th and 15th floors of the Diamond Apart-Hotel in the OKO Tower.

Diamond Apart Hotel is located in the center of Moscow’s business activity - in the OKO skyscraper in Moscow City.

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High security standards are the hallmark of the OKO skyscraper.

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Large private room available near UCSD Campus

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We have a large room with a shared bathroom in a 1400 sq/ft apartment available immediately for the right candidate. Located in a gated community in UTC, the apartment is in a quiet complex within walking distance of Westfield UTC mall, UCSD Campus, Bus and Trolley station, and shops like Ralphs, Trader Joe's, Wholefoods, CVS, Best Buy, etc. The room is spacious and furnished with a bed, desk, closets, and bookshelf, and it's tucked away from the rest of the apartment for extra privacy. The common areas have a large dining table and a fully functional kitchen with plenty of plates/cups/utensils/appliances that are available to use, so you don't have to move in or buy all this stuff; laundry room with a washer and dryer. The lounge room has a large couch/sofa, television, and a working fireplace. We are looking for a respectful person to share the apartment with us. We are easygoing, and we want to maintain a collaborative environment with good communication and common sense in keeping the common area tidy. Last but not least, the tenant MUST love and respect pets. We have two cats and two rabbits free roaming around the house. They are very friendly and like to socialize with people, so for an animal lover, this would be a great bonus. If you like what you read so far, please introduce yourself. Tell us what you do and how you see your lifestyle fitting in our apartment.

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Yankees designate veteran reliever for assignment to make room on 40-man roster

W ith the Yankees calling up Tanner Tully, they needed to make room on their 40-man roster, and that requires either placing a player on the 60-day IL or placing them on waivers. In this instance, they’ve chosen to DFA veteran left-hander Nick Ramirez , whom the Yankees featured heavily in the bullpen last season. Across 40.2 innings last season, the 34-year-old southpaw posted a 2.66 ERA and 3.87 xERA, eating innings at the backend of the bullpen in lower-leverage situations. It’s a surprising move seeing how low his ERA was, but this wouldn’t be the first time the team has DFA’d a low-leverage bullpen arm.

The move will correspond with their decision to call up Tanner Tully, who was not on the 40-man roster initially and will now join the team in Houston as they continue their four-game set against the Astros.

Nick Ramirez Designated For Assignment by the Yankees

Last season was a strong one for veteran left-hander Nick Ramirez, who is now entering his age-34 season, as he posted a strong ERA and got some run in the bullpen due to injuries. He’s a soft-tossing lefty, similar to Tanner Tully, but the Yankees needed to make a tough decision and he’s the unfortunate roster casualty.

One would imagine that he’d be scooped up off of waivers by another team, where the Yankees could then choose to work out a trade with that team for his services. It’s unclear whether he would or not accept his outright assignment or not, which would keep him in the organization.

Baseball is a business, and the Yankees know that they can cut ties with Nick Ramirez at no expense to their roster since he might not have been their first or second option in the situation where they have an injury. Dennis Santana had a strong Spring Training and currently doesn’t hold a 40-man spot, which could come into play if the Yankees choose to send down Tanner Tully after using him, similarly to what they did with Clayton Beeter.

READ MORE: Yankees promote left-handed starter to fill out bullpen, send down rookie after debut

The Bronx Bombers have been known for their excellent bullpens, and that’s because they do a great job of scouting pitchers and identifying which pitch shapes are most desirable. Last season they finished with the best bullpen ERA in the game (3.34) and that’s a reflection of what’s been a rock-solid unit for years now. Even with some of the injuries they’ve suffered, their reliever groups have remained top-notch, and that should be factored into any conversation about decisions the Yankees make with their bullpen.

After using Clayton Beeter yesterday, the Yankees wanted to make sure they have a fresh arm and give the young starter a chance to build up for his Triple-A season as a starter. He wouldn’t have been available tonight since he they were not going to have him throw on back-to-back days as he’s been on a starter’s schedule since being traded here at the 2022 trade deadline.

Tanner Tully can provide them with some much-needed length, therefore he was a logical choice for a short-notice promotion, as Cody Poteet already made a start earlier today. Since Poteet is on their 40-man roster, it wouldn’t have taken much to get him to the big leagues, but given that he won’t be available for the next five days, the Yankees chose not to take him off of his throwing schedule.

Tonight’s game starts at 7:15 EST, with Marcus Stroman taking the mound for the Yankees against Astros’ right-hander Hunter Brown.

The post Yankees designate veteran reliever for assignment to make room on 40-man roster appeared first on Empire Sports Media .

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Moscow city, Oko tower. Luxurious apartment on the 50th floor for the most sophisticated buyer. The apartment itself seems to dictate – live for yourself, your life, manage it! He is ready to help, he also has a soul, the designers put it into it. A man with a sense of beauty has worked on the style of the apartment! Interior details are carefully selected with taste and attention. The color concept is moderate, daring, modern, but not shocking! The soft energy of the Oko Tower, you can feel it, just touch it … I think there is no point in describing this beautiful apartment, it is better to live in it and see it with your own eyes. There is a possibility of a test drive of the apartment with a check-in for several days. In the spacious hall of the apartment, there is: – Huge, graphite-colored designer sofa; – Cinema with sound system and karaoke – Lounge area with striptease pole and swing – Large dining table for 6 people – Bar counter with 10 bar stools – A large number of board games, including mafia, imaginarium, cash flow, etc. In the kitchen area: – Professional coffee machine, with incredible delicious coffee – A collection of teas collected for every taste – Fridge-freezer, which always has ice for drinks – Oven, microwave oven, electric kettle – Glasses for wine / champagne and dishes for food The first and second bedrooms of the apartment are a separate world from which you don’t want to leave. All Furniture is made to order in the same style. Incredibly large bed Complements the bedroom – access to a luxurious bathroom with panoramic views of Moscow.

• Property ID: HZ340
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• Property Size: 2075 Sq Ft
• Bedrooms: 2
• Bathroom: 1
• Property Type: Apartments for Rent, Apartments for Sale, Luxury Real Estate, Moscow City apartments
• Property Status: For Sale

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