RAW VIDEO: Fire at Rosedale Roofing
Raw video from the scene of the fire. Witnesses said the smell was horrible and smoke could be seen from miles away. More video, photos and info here: http://goo.gl/3bpqpg.
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Rosedale Roofing fire seen from the Beltway -- employee of the company reacts to the incident. MORE INFO: http://goo.gl/3bpqpg.
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Pro Line Roofing Company Address: Independence, MO, 64055 Phone: (816) 205-8128 Pro Line Roofing Service, Inc. is a locally owned full-service residential and commercial roofing contractor....
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Austin, TX (PRWEB) December 09, 2014
Each year, Texas Mutual Insurance Company recognizes policyholders whose commitment to employee safety sets them apart. This is quite an accomplishment, as you are one of just 200 businesses receiving this award out of our 60,000 policyholders across Texas, said Woody Hill, Vice President of Safety Services for Texas Mutual. We selected your company because you have provided the resources necessary to protect employees from workplace hazards. Simply put, it is clear that safety is a core value to your organization.
Texas Fifth Wall Roofing has received the safety award for four consecutive years every year for which is has qualified as a participant in Texas Mutuals safety program, an honor bestowed upon few roofing companies even for any single year. Achieving a safe workplace does not occur without purpose, said Todd Hewitt, President of Fifth Wall Roofing. It takes an effective program, consistent training, and diligent efforts. Safety is a core value indeed we just want everybody to go home everyday.
About Texas Fifth Wall Roofing
Texas Fifth Wall Roofing Systems, Inc. is an award-winning commercial roofing company that is focused on the lifecycle of the roof, providing new construction, re-roofing and maintenance with a common thread of relationships and ongoing superior service. As the largest service provider in the Central Texas Region, Fifth Walls service department offers repair and maintenance services for all types of commercial, industrial and retail properties. In new construction and re-roofing installations, Fifth Wall works with single-ply, metal and composite systems. Forward-thinking responsiveness to customer needs and the firms commitment to integrity over the bottom line have established Fifth Wall as a leader in the roofing industry.
Headquartered in Austin, Texas also with operations in San Antonio, Fifth Wall is committed to employing innovative roofing technology and is dedicated to building watertight relationships with its clients, suppliers and employees. Fifth Wall is a 17-time recipient of the Carlisle SynTec Excellence in Single-Ply award and has been recognized by Firestone as Master Contractor, attaining Inner Circle of Quality, which is awarded for long-term installation quality. Additionally, Fifth Wall is the only roofing company in Texas to be recognized by Texas Mutual Insurance for safety performance and by Carlisle SynTec for over 1,000 perfect 10 installations.
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"The way we look at it is, the trades last year, getting [Jonathan] Broxton, getting [Gerardo] Parra, and [Aramis] Ramirez coming back, adding [Adam] Lind -- that's $36 million worth of players," Melvin said, referring to players acquired in the past five months. "I look at it as maybe we've done our work ahead of time. We're [still] open to doing things."
Filling out the bullpen is at the top of Milwaukee's to-do list, though Melvin expects those deals to happen later in the winter. Club officials spent part of Monday viewing video and dissecting scouting reports on relief pitchers available in free agency and potentially available via trade.
Ron Roenicke discusses the state of the Brewers, the team's closer situation, and provides an update on Ryan Braun and Aramis Ramirez
At the moment, Melvin said, the Brewers don't plan to make a play for Francisco Rodriguez, who made the National League All-Star team and logged 44 saves in 2014 before hitting free agency. Rodriguez and agent Scott Boras will surely seek a multi-year contract, and the Brewers already owe Broxton $9 million next season. They also think right-hander Jeremy Jeffress or left-hander Will Smith could close in the future.
The list of free-agent relievers available remains long but not necessarily deep. It is particularly thin of left-handers, with Joe Beimel, Craig Breslow, Francisley Bueno, Phil Coke, Neal Cotts, Joe Thatcher and Wesley Wright among those available.
"Relievers are getting more expensive all the time, like everybody else is," Brewers manager Ron Roenicke said. "It's more specialized, and I think bullpens are more important in today's game than they've ever been. So that's what we're looking at. Or maybe there is a piece to trade to get somebody we really like. I know Doug's working at it hard, and all the guys up there are looking at a lot of people."
"I don't think you're going to get any deals right now," Melvin said. "It's too close to the holiday season."
Likewise, Brewers officials are taking the long view relative to their own starting rotation, which currently features six pitchers for five spots. If the Brewers keep all of them, young right-hander Jimmy Nelson would probably begin next season in the bullpen, Roenicke said.
But the depth will allow Melvin to listen to trade offers as the winter wears on. Yovani Gallardo and Kyle Lohse could be moved, since each right-hander is entering the final year of a contract, with Gallardo due $13 million and Lohse due $11 million.
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8/26/12: Josh Lindblom notches his first career save, striking out Tyler Moore for the final out of the Phillies' 4-1 win over the Nationals
SAN DIEGO -- In their recent low-profile additions, the Pirates have shown a definite affinity for onetime high Draft picks who, for one reason or another, have not yet performed up to their projections.
That trend continued with Monday's acquisition, on waivers, of right-hander Josh Lindblom from the A's. Lindblom, originally a second-round choice of the Dodgers in the 2008 First-Year Player Draft, has had limited success in four seasons with four different clubs.
"As we watched him this summer," Pittsburgh general manager Neal Huntington said, "we felt he's another guy who could add some depth. If things click, he could be a nice addition to our bullpen."
Now 27, Lindblom spent most of 2014 with Oakland's Triple-A Sacramento club, going 4-3 with a 5.79 ERA in 17 games, including 16 starts. He had been designated for assignment Nov. 28 by the A's, upon their trade with Toronto for a four-player package in exchange for Josh Donaldson.
Lindblom has appeared in 110 games, the majority in relief, with the Dodgers, Phillies, Rangers and A's, compiling an ERA of 3.82 in 126 2/3 innings.
"He has experience starting in the Minors, and pitching late in games at the big league level," Huntington said. "He has pitches we like, and feel he can come in and compete in camp to be a multi-innings reliever in our bullpen."
That makes Lindblom a candidate for the role filled the last two seasons by Jeanmar Gomez, who became a free agent last month upon declining a Minor League assignment. Gomez made 70 relief appearances the last two seasons for the Bucs -- 28 of them of two-plus innings.
To clear room for Lindblom on the 40-man roster, the Pirates optioned right-hander Angel Sanchez to Triple-A Indianapolis. Most recently, Sanchez had a solid stint in the Arizona Fall League, allowing three runs in eight relief appearances (12 innings) with the Scottsdale Scorpions.
Tom Singer is a reporter for MLB.com and writes an MLBlog Change for a Nickel. Follow him on Twitter @Tom_Singer. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.
Finally, heres a few quick hacks for Yosemites Dark mode. The first is from former Macworld contributor Rob Griffiths. Yosemite overhauled the Dock with a new flatter translucent design, removing the ages-old ability to switch the Dock to black 2D look. If you want something similar to that in Yosemite, open a Terminal window (youll find it in the Utilities folder of the Applications list) and paste in the following as a single line, then hit enter:
defaults write -g AppleInterfaceStyle Dark;killall Dock;sleep 3;defaults remove -g AppleInterfaceStyle
Sadly, this only lasts until you next reboot, when youll have to repeat the procedure! To restore the dock to normal at any time, just type killall Dock into a Terminal window.
To be able to activate Dark mode instantly, try this hack. Again open a Terminal window and paste in the following, which should be entered as a single line:
defaults write -g _HIEnableThemeSwitchHotKey 1
Then log out via the Apple menu, and log back in again. Once you do so youll be able to switch instantly to/from Dark mode by tapping Ctrl+Alt+Cmd+T (Ctrl+Option+Cmd+T on some keyboards).
To deactivate the keyboard shortcut, again open a Terminal window and paste-in the following before logging out and back in again:
defaults delete -g _HIEnableThemeSwitchHotKey
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Thomas Vermaelen has not played for Barcelona since his 15m move Barcelona wanted to sign a replacement under 'exceptional situations' The club's one-year transfer embargo takes effect in January FIFA disciplinary committee did not 'conceive an exception' for Barcelona to sign players 'outside the official periods of registration'
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Published: 11:49 EST, 9 December 2014 | Updated: 11:52 EST, 9 December 2014
FIFA say Barcelona will not get special permission to sign a defender after Thomas Vermaelen was sidelined by injury for several months.
Barcelona sought an emergency signing under 'exceptional situations' in Spanish federation rules, despite facing a one-year FIFA transfer embargo.
FIFA told Barcelona on Monday that its disciplinary committee did not 'conceive an exception' for signing players 'outside the official periods of registration.'
Thomas Vermaelen underwent surgery on a hamstring injury that will keep him out for several more months
The defender (left) is yet to make a single appearance for Barcelona since his summer move
The Belgium international joined the Catalan club from Arsenal for 15million
FIFA's ban was imposed because Barcelona broke rules on international signings of young players. It takes effect in January, pending an appeal verdict this month from the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
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