pressure washing Surrey
Acrotech Cleaning Systems Inc 2411 160th Street Suite 250 Surrey BC V3S 0C8 Canada (604) 533-2955 troy@acrotechcsi.com http://acrotechcleaning.com/ Acrotech Cleaning Systems Inc specializes ...
By: Acrotech Cleaning Systems Inc
Follow this link:
pressure washing Surrey - Video
window cleaning Surrey
Acrotech Cleaning Systems Inc 2411 160th Street Suite 250 Surrey BC V3S 0C8 Canada (604) 533-2955 troy@acrotechcsi.com http://acrotechcleaning.com/ Acrotech Cleaning Systems Inc specializes ...
By: Acrotech Cleaning Systems Inc
Read more:
window cleaning Surrey - Video
gutters Surrey
Acrotech Cleaning Systems Inc 2411 160th Street Suite 250 Surrey BC V3S 0C8 Canada (604) 533-2955 troy@acrotechcsi.com http://acrotechcleaning.com/ Acrotech Cleaning Systems Inc specializes ...
By: Acrotech Cleaning Systems Inc
Here is the original post:
gutters Surrey - Video
soffit installation Surrey
Acrotech Cleaning Systems Inc 2411 160th Street Suite 250 Surrey BC V3S 0C8 Canada (604) 533-2955 troy@acrotechcsi.com http://acrotechcleaning.com/ Acrotech Cleaning Systems Inc specializes ...
By: Acrotech Cleaning Systems Inc
Read the original:
soffit installation Surrey - Video
The city of Pipestone and Pipestone County Medical Center (PCMC) are working out coordination issues between PCMCs $30 million expansion project and a proposed $900,000 street and utility project the city wants to undertake this year on the street the hospital is temporarily using for all access.
PCMC made public its concerns about the timing of the street project during a Feb. 17 assessment hearing. With all public entrances to PCMC temporarily relocated to the Fifth Ave. SW side of the complex, hospital officials were concerned about disruption, confusion and safety issues for those entering and exiting the facility.
Weve known that the project has been out there for some time and were very supportive of it, said Brad Burris, PCMC administrator/CEO. We knew with the ambulance entrance over there and emergency and the receiving dock, there were going to be some adjustments during the construction period. Its just our main concern is the whole temporary parking lot is there at the same time. Its a burden to the folks were trying to take care of. Once we get that flipped back to Fourth (Ave. SW in 2016) then we think it would be a better situation.
The $900,000 project on Fifth Ave. SW from 13th St. SW to Ninth St. SW includes a new street, curb and gutter, along with full replacement upsizing of the existing storm sewer and new sanitary sewer and water lines.
Though the city initially scheduled the project for 2016, the City Council ordered an engineering report to do the project this year. Travis Winter with Bolton & Menk said meetings that took place between the PCMC construction coordinator and the city led to a preference for the work to be done this year.
I did tell (the hospital) that originally we had this for 2016 and we moved it up for 2015 because there was some storm sewer work were doing in coordination with the hospital/clinic project and we felt it was beneficial for the city versus putting it off for a year, said Jeff Jones, city administrator, during the Feb. 17 meeting.
Burris said PCMCs preference would actually be that the project be deferred until our construction is done, and Pete Swanson, PCMC plant manager, said the hospital didnt need the storm sewer upgrade until spring 2016.
Winter said the storm sewer installation was needed prior to the hospital building its new main parking lot off Fourth Ave. SW.
There would be flooding in the parking lot there if we didnt have an outlet, Winter said. Just generally you have to have an outlet before building a parking lot because even when excavating, constructing the base, there gets to be a significant amount of water. Essentially you have a bathtub and you cant drain it if theres no outlet there. Finalizing construction could be very difficult if our storm improvement wasnt available for the hospital.
He explained during the Feb. 17 meeting that the majority of the utility work is south of 10th Street SW, so we think we can construct a lot of this without having an impact on the hospital. The critical phase is when the street surface is built, but that could be done in segments to assure hospital access.
Follow this link:
City working out project coordination kinks with PCMC
Gutter Installation on DanyTV
See how Gutters are installed, services provided by "Out Of The Gutter - Newport Beach"
By: Dani Tadmori
Hart Two Hart Seamless Gutters, Residential Construction, Township, NJ
http://www.superpages.com/bp/Manchester-Township-NJ/Hart-Two-Hart-Seamless-Gutters-L0500428033.htm?lbp=1 Your home is one of the biggest investments you will...
By: SuperPagesSuperVideo
See the article here:
Hart Two Hart Seamless Gutters, Residential Construction, Township, NJ - Video
THE CSIRO have given Australians some tips on keeping their rainwater tanks maintained and healthy.
Australia is the driest populated continent in the world, and yet our water consumption per person is among the highest on the planet, the CSIRO have said.
For Australians, water is scarce and how we manage this resource is a concern for us all, so it's no surprise that people are looking to install some form of water catchment for their property.
The CSIRO said recent data shows that 26% of Australian homes have already installed a rainwater tank and an overwhelming majority reported that they are positive about the tanks.
However, it's important to know that the installation of a rainwater tank isn't a set-and-forget scenario, CSIRO said - There are some maintenance tasks that are unavoidable if you want to keep the tank healthy and efficient.
Top 5 tips for maintaining your rainwater tank
Get your mind (and the leaves) out of the gutter - every 3 months
Mozzie mesh - every 3 months
Spend some quality time getting to know your water quality - every 6 months
See the rest here:
CSIRO's tips for maintaining your rainwater tank
(Contributed fotos/Britz Bryan Briones)
THE local music industry can be peppered with canned opuses, greedy commercial pursuits and crab mentality. In Cebu, this hard reality is probably pushing Cebuano musicas in music written with the Cebuano dialectto the gutter of the imported-sound driven scene. Its a hard world but many homegrown artists are not quitting the dream of being heard. Not yet, or maybe never. As long as platforms for exposure are available, the game is on.
The 35th staging of the Cebu Pop Music Festival (CPMF) concluded last January with the same hope every year of catapulting original southern music to the limelight. The edition produced three champs from three separate categories. Evolution
A Cebuano composer can revel in the fact that Cebuano music has evolved for the better over the years. Although marketing the songs is another story, we just have to believe that we will get there one day, Manolito Languido encouraged.
The 45-year-old electrician from Carcar City, Cebu bagged the grand prize for the rock genre. Interepreted by Jamila Albino (who won best interpreter for this years festival), Languidos piece Padayon Sugboanon reflects on the message of resiliency amid the series of crises that hit the country.
The high school undergraduate who finished a vocational course in building wiring installation had no formal orientation with music. He was a choir member when he first picked up a guitar and was 15 then. Two years later, he started writing songs. Eventually, he assumed the choirs guitarist position and also learned the keyboardthe instrument he would play every Sunday mass in his hometown chapel and every Wednesday at South General Hospital in Naga City, Cebu where he currently works.
Potential
The composer stint of the part-time reporter and program anchorman (dyRF AM Radio) progressed from writing his first recorded song Dagat Atong Ampingan in 1997; being a finalist the next year with Palamboon Nato Ang Binhi at the Huni Sa Paglaom: Songs for the Third Millennium, to landing as CPMF finalist in 2009, 2014 and finally emerging as champion this year.
A lot of potential composers are all over the place. But in a scene where a nonsense song can become an instant hit, its as if music is already losing its essence. We shouldnt undermine Cebuano music but there must be a decent way to preserve it. A competition is one, an avenue to gauge ones worth especially those who are digging the dialect, Fr. Lyndon Ruiz challenged.
View post:
For the love of Cebuano music
Godfather of of ITALIAN SOUL FOOD
HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION OF THE WORLD.
By: Accurate Gutter Installation LLC.
Original post:
Godfather of of ITALIAN SOUL FOOD - Video