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Coast Community Church Construction Week 2
Week 2 More earthworks. The future car park on the right.

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Viking Appliance Repair Atlanta GA (770) 577-5770 Dependable Services
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Fisher Paykel Appliance Repair Atlanta GA (770) 577-5770 Dependable Services
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The Canadian Press Published Monday, September 30, 2013 5:08PM EDT Last Updated Monday, September 30, 2013 7:30PM EDT

TORONTO -- Toronto's Board of Health is calling for the city to expand its anti-smoking rules and ban smokers from lighting up on bar and restaurants patios, outdoor sports fields and public squares.

The proposal endorsed Monday also says entrances to public buildings as well as hospital grounds, park amenities and beaches used for swimming should be declared no-smoking zones.

Currently, the city prohibits smoking inside workplaces, eateries and bars and in vehicles with small children present.

Medical Officer of Health Dr. David McKeown released a report two weeks ago suggesting the sweeping changes, which would need to be approved by city council to take effect.

Toronto Mayor Rob Ford said that while he's not a smoker he's still against the proposals.

"I don't like government getting involved and telling people where they can smoke and where they can't."

Ford said it's not clear how much the proposed ban would cost and how it would be enforced.

"There's a number of variables here that no one seems to have the answer for. So right now, no I'm not going to have a nanny state where the government's going to come in and tell you, 'you can do this, you can do that,"' Ford said.

"We have enough restrictions on smoking as is."

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Energy Savings with Indoor Lighting Controls - Philips Lighting Controls (1080p HD Video)
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This House Is Your House: The Woody Guthrie Home Restoration Project
A campaign to help rebuild Woody Guthrie #39;s childhood home. Please visit http://www.thishouseisyourhouse.org for more information.

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St. Louis Siding St. Louis Roofing Contractors Ventilation (Part 1 of 3)
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Petaluma, CA (PRWEB) October 01, 2013

Heritage Homes of Petaluma kicked off their 2013 Preservation Award Ceremony Sept. 15 at the Petaluma Masonic Center. Among this years honorees was the historically authentic roof restoration completed by San Francisco Bay Area roofing contractor, Wedge Roofing, on an 89-year-old Craftsman Bungalow home in Petaluma.

Ralph Wedge, president of Wedge Roofing, accepted the 2013 Preservation Award on behalf of homeowners Tiffany and Zack Matley. Presenting the award, Alicia Walters, Board Member of Heritage Homes, outlined the details of the Bungalows historic roof restoration, noting the delicate balance of functionality and aesthetic appeal that earned the home its Honorable Mention award.

While many awards went to large-scale renovations spanning all aspects of these Petaluma buildings, the Craftsman Bungalows Honorable Mention Award singled out perhaps the most vital component in long-term structural preservation: the roofing system, as the roof is considered not only one of the most prominent visual aspects of a historic site but also the most important defense against moisture, the leading cause of structural damage.

Wedge Roofings portfolio of historical roof restoration projects include buildings in San Francisco, Marin County, Sonoma County and Napa Valley designated as historic landmarks by the National Register of Historical Places, California Register of Historic Resources and Heritage Homes of Petaluma.

Every two years, Heritage Homes presents awards to Preservation Heroes, owners of residential and commercial buildings whose restoration projects serve to preserve Petaluma's unique architectural and historic heritage. Founded in 1967, the non-profit, architectural preservation organization encourages the restoration of vintage Petaluma buildings that have historic, architectural or cultural significance.

Heritage Homes of Petaluma closed the event with a reminder that historic sites are part of the fabric that defines Petaluma, and hoped the event would raise awareness of the importance of preserving historical structures. Next up for the organization is their annual Holiday Parlor Tour of historic homes in Petaluma. For more information, please visit Heritage Homes of Petaluma or call 707-762-3456.

About Wedge Roofing: Founded in 1976, Wedge Roofing offers a wide range of roofing solutions for residential, commercial and industrial clients throughout the San Francisco Bay Area. Wedge Roofing is a full-service licensed roofing, insulation and general contractor (License # 416737) bonded and insured with an A+ BBB rating. For more information, please visit Wedge Roofing or call (888) 763-7663.

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HERNDON, Va.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--

Beacon Roofing Supply, Inc. (the Company) (BECN) announced today the relocation of its corporate headquarters from Peabody, Massachusetts to its existing Herndon, Virginia corporate offices located at 505 Huntmar Park Drive, Suite 300, Herndon, Virginia, 20170.

Paul Isabella, the Companys President & Chief Executive Officer, stated: We are pleased to announce the relocation of our corporate headquarters to our existing corporate offices in Herndon, Virginia. The recent move of our Companys finance department from our Peabody, Massachusetts corporate offices to Herndon, Virginia under the leadership of our new CFO Joe Nowicki made todays start of our 2014 Fiscal Year the perfect time formally to relocate our headquarters to our Herndon, Virginia offices. Having Beacons finance team join our human resources, information technology, legal, and sales and marketing team leaders in Herndon, Virginia for the first time will allow us to provide even more effective support for our operating regions through more efficient communication and improved team building, exchange of ideas and personal interaction. This is a small but important step in executing our long-term growth plan.

Beacon Roofing Supply, Inc. is a leading distributor of roofing materials and complementary building products, operating 236 branches located in 39 states in the United States and six provinces in Canada. The Companys fiscal year 2012 sales exceeded $2.0 billion.

Forward-Looking Statements:This release contains information about management's view of the Company's future expectations, plans and prospects that constitute forward-looking statements for purposes of the safe harbor provisions under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Actual results may differ materially from those indicated by such forward-looking statements as a result of various important factors, including, but not limited to, those set forth in the "Risk Factors" section of the Company's latest Form 10-K. In addition, the forward-looking statements included in this press release represent the Company's views as of the date of this press release and these views could change. However, while the Company may elect to update these forward-looking statements at some point, the Company specifically disclaims any obligation to do so, other than as required by federal securities laws. These forward-looking statements should not be relied upon as representing the Company's views as of any date subsequent to the date of this press release.

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The Summit County Builders Association presented 33 awards in four categories. This year the homes were divided by square footage. They were judged on 34 criteria to determine the best in exterior design and elevation, kitchen, master suite, interior finishes, interior furnishings, landscaping and outdoor living space and builder concept and workmanship awards.

Breck Ironworks swept all the awards in the 1,200- to 3,500-square-foot category with a mixed-development project with unique features built into the home for the owner and his pets. Architect Michael Shult was recognized for Exterior Design and Elevation. Cornerstone Creations was acknowledged for the Best Kitchen. Danco Built, MK Development and Kenny Thaemert were involved in the Builder Concept & Workmanship award.

The next category 4,000- to 5,000-square-foot homes included residences built by Mountain Log Homes of Colorado, McCrerey Fine Homes and Greg Hess Contracting. The Best Interior Furnishings award was presented to Stephen Falke Interior Design in McCrerey Fine Homes. Greg Hess Contracting won Best Kitchen award given to Cutting Edge Woodworking; Best Master Suite award went to Greg Hess Contracting and More Space Place; and the Interior Finishes award also was given to Greg Hess Contracting.

Mountain Log Homes of Colorado and Brian Wray won awards for Exterior Design and Elevation for Mountain Log Homes. The Landscaping & Outdoor Living Space award was presented to Mountain Log Homes and 2 Vs Landscaping, Brian Wray & Tom Vitalone. Mountain Log Homes and Brian Wray took away the Builder Concept & Workmanship award. The Best Overall award in this category went to Greg Hess Contracting.

There were two homes in the 5,300- to 6,500-square-foot category Pinnacle Mountain Homes (67 Rounds Road) and Apex Mountain Homes. Pinnacle Mountain Homes received the Best Interior Finishes award and Best Landscaping & Outdoor Living Space award, which was presented to Mary Hart Design. Apex Mountain Homes won awards for Best Exterior Design & Elevation, Best Kitchen, Best Master Suite, Best Interior Furnishings, Best Builder & Workmanship and Best Overall in this category.

Pinnacle Mountain Home (19 Peak 8 Court) and Devigne Developing made up the 7,000- to 8,500-square-foot category. Devigne Developing received the Best Interior Furnishings award. Pinnacle Mountain Homes was given Best Exterior Design & Elevation, presented to BHH Partners; Best Kitchen award, presented to Cutting Edge Woodworking; Best Master Suite, Best Interior Finishes, and Best Landscaping & Outdoor Living Space awards, presented to Rocky Mountain Landscape; and Best Builder Concept & Workmanship award and Best Overall award.

As determined by High Country Conservation Center and presented by Summit County Builders Association, an energy award was presented to Mountain Log Homes of Colorado for its features in sustainability and energy efficiency. The log home was built to Energy Star specifications and registered a 54 on the HERS index.

The Summit Association of Realtors recognized Apex Mountain Homes with the Best Winery (Home for Women to Gather) award and Pinnacle Mountain Homes (19 Peak 8 Court) with Best Man Cave award. The Realtor Choice award was presented to Devigne Developing, as chosen by the members of Summit Association of Realtors.

Mountain Living Magazines Peak award was presented to McCrerey Fine Homes for its outstanding mountain design.

For more information call (970) 668-6013 or visit summitcountybuilders.org/paradeofhomes.

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