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Shanty Creek is a delightful ski mountain with 400 acres of skiable land. 33% of the runs are challenging and 67% are beginner and intermediate. There are 49 runs to choose from and 10 different ski lifts at the close by ski mountain Shanty Creek. Shanty Creek gets covered by on average 17 feet of white snow per year and has a delightful 450-foot drop from top to bottom. There is so much fun stuff to do for young and old to love. Dry warm beds await you at Pointes North Inn, and perhaps you're looking for close by lakes? Sure, Little Torch Lake is just
a very short distance away. Don't forget to go to South Point while you're here at Fishermans Island State Park; if you need a site to stay THE LODGE is a delightful choice.
Looking for some flowing water? Try Pine River; if you're a golfer then a great nearby course is Belvedere
Golf Club. Fishermans Island State Park has good outdoors recreation, so you may have a ball while you're here.
There's some flowing water nearby, McGeach Creek is a stream you can explore while you're here.
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These outdoors activities are available in and near Fishermans Island State Park.
Lakes in and near Fishermans Island State Park
Little Torch Lake
, Antrim County, 5 miles away
Lake Marion
, Charlevoix County, 7 miles away
Lake Charlevoix
, Charlevoix County, 15 miles away
Birch Lake
, Antrim County, 17 miles away
Omena Lake
, Leelanau County, 19 miles away
Campgrounds in and near Fishermans Island State Park
Uhrick's RV Park and Cabins
, Charlevoix, 8 miles away
Leelanau State Park
, Northport, 14 miles away
Tourist Park-east Jordan
, East Jordan, 15 miles away
Birch Lake
, -blank-, 17 miles away
Honcho Rest Campground
, Elk Rapids, 18 miles away
Public Lands in and near Fishermans Island State Park
Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore
, Empire - MI , 52 miles away
Leelanau State Park
, Michigan, 16 miles away
Young State Park
, Michigan, 21 miles away
Traverse City State Park
, Michigan, 29 miles away
Marinas in and near Fishermans Island State Park
Pine Lake Association
, Charlevoix , 7 miles away
Northwest Marine Yacht Basin
, Charlevoix , 7 miles away
Ironton Cove Landings & Marina
, Charlevoix , 11 miles away
Four Seasons Marina
, East Jordan , 16 miles away
Elk River Marina
, Elk Rapids , 19 miles away
Whitewater Rivers in and near Fishermans Island State Park
Bear River
, Emmet County , 27 miles away, Class II-III - 1 miles long (Petoskey)
Hotels near Fishermans Island State Park
Inn At Grey Gables
, Charlevoix , 3 miles away
, Charlevoix , 6 miles away
Pointes North Inn
, Charlevoix , 6 miles away
, Charlevoix , 6 miles away
, Charlevoix , 8 miles away
Ski Areas near Fishermans Island State Park
Shanty Creek
, Michigan , 19 miles away, 450 foot drop, 10 lifts, 49 runs
Boyne Mountain
, Michigan , 29 miles away, 500 foot drop, 14 lifts, 60 runs
Boyne Highlands
, Michigan , 30 miles away, 552 foot drop, 10 lifts, 54 runs
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This lesson was written on the heels of some very stressful "things" taking place in my life... the sort of stuff that knocks the wind right out of you. It happens to all of us at one time or another - you're cruising along at a smooth pace and WHAM!, you hit a pothole. The road of life is full of uncertainties, though we may not understand all of its twists and turns one thing is sure: God is in control.
I was reminded of this as I sat at my computer, gathering notes and numbers for an important telephone call. A dreaded telephone call. An email popped up on my screen entitled, "Waiting for God's Answer."
It couldn't have arrived at a better time. Here is an excerpt:
More than that, we rejoice in our sufferings, knowing that suffering produces endurance, and endurance produces character, and character produces hope, and hope does not put us to shame, because God's love has been poured into our hearts through the Holy Spirit who has been given to us. - Romans 5:3-5
The Christian life would be easy if the space in time was small between when you first believe God's promises and when you receive what He promised. If you could read about it one day and get it the next, wow - wouldn't that be great!?
But life's not like that.The hard part is in the waiting between God's promise and His answer; and even harder, when the waiting comes with uncertainties. We all have areas of uncertainty where we need to hold tightly onto what God has said while we wait for Him to work. I couldn't go forward another day if I didn't believe what He told me. So here's what we each must do: We must review His promises all the time. We must remind ourselves that our faith is in God and not in what He does for us. He knows what He has promised, He can't lie, and He can't forget. He will deliver on time, all the time.God knows that it's hard for us to walk by faith. So He assures us, I'm not going to leave you wondering what I'm going to do. I don't want you to be overcome by fear. So I'm going to make some promises to you so that you can get through the difficult days. You don't have to take your view of life only from what you can see happening right in front of you. You're not imprisoned by the crazy talk someone is putting into your head that you know isn't true. Hang onto the things that I told you.And while we wait, God builds our faith. ~ by James MacDonald
It was meant for me, of this I have no doubt. As I made my way through the day, through the difficult phone call and the many more that followed, things looked bleak. But I continued to remind myself of His well-timed message and the one thing I am certain of: God is in control.
This lesson isn't, of course, about making real predictions about the road ahead (God is the only one with that information). It is, however, a great way to put your hopes and dreams for the year ahead on paper.
- Where do you hope to see yourself a year from now in regards to your home, job, and/or relationships?
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- Do you have any unfinished projects looming? If so, list them on your page.
- Are any of you facing difficult circumstances that you would like to see resolved by this time next year? If so, add them to your scrapbooking page.
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Michael Schumacher, Kelly Lau and Carén Ramirez admitted to cutting, burning, beating, starving, drugging, imprisoning and threatening a teenager, named in court papers as Kyle R., over an extended period inside a house on Tennis Lane.
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While prosecutors in the case withdrew the charge of torture as part of the deals for Schumacher, Lau and Ramirez — a charge that could have landed the accused life in prison — they added and amended several charges. Included in those were making criminal threats, assault with caustic chemicals, use of a deadly weapon and several counts of causing great bodily injury to a child.
The end result will be 30 years in prison for Schumacher, 33 for Lau and 34 for Ramirez if they maintain their guilty pleas until the Dec. 6 sentencing, which will take place at 8:30 a.m. in Department 32.
Lau and Schumacher, in addition to the charges for abusing Kyle, were charged with one felony and three misdemeanor counts of child abuse stemming from their own children. Ramirez faced and admitted to a charge that she kidnapped Kyle, a charge the others in the case did not face.
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As soon as my husband dressed for lunch in his Cantler's T-shirt—a beloved souvenir from a rustic waterfront restaurant in Annapolis, Md.—I should have known our expectations for Blue Moon Lagoon were too high. Still, memories of the former Blue Moon Waterfront Café (which closed two years ago) coupled with the involvement of a marquee culinary name, led us to hope for food that could match the setting. Nestled just off the main waterway of the Cumberland River at Rock Harbor Marine, Blue Moon Lagoon occupies what is arguably the best restaurant location in this landlocked town.
Anyone who's ever whiled away the sunset hour over margaritas and Siamese Cats—a signature catfish dish of the bygone Blue Moon Café—will rejoice in knowing that Lagoon owners Erv Woolsey and Steve Ford rebuilt the grotty structure before opening in June. They enclosed the bar, added indoor seating and reconfigured the dining areas.
No strangers to Nashville's restaurant community (music industry veteran Woolsey and Ford own Code Blue and Losers, and they co-own Layl'a with Chris Hyndman), the duo brought in former Layl'a chef Scott Alderson to consult on the kitchen operations and menu. With a résumé that includes launching the ambitious and artistic menu at the bygone 6° restaurant, Alderson lent instant cachet to the project and inspired great expectations for the reincarnation of the floating restaurant, which also briefly operated as The Waterfront after the demise of the original Blue Moon.
Consulting is always a nebulous term, and in this case, we can only assume it involved a few site visits and some network-challenged cell phone calls between Nashville and Florida, where Alderson now lives. Given the spottiness of the food and the inconsistency of execution, it's almost like every other word of Alderson's advice was lost in the cellular ether. Maybe the conversation went something like this:
Ford: We want to make this the perfect outdoor dinner spot, with a simple, fresh menu of high-quality food that people can enjoy as they sip frozen cocktails and watch the boats come and go.
Alderson: Sounds like a slam-dunk. First you're going to want to improve the plant and equipment.
Ford: How about we invest in a $5,000 barbecue smoker and we get some women's bathrooms that work?
Alderson: Great ideas. And get some clean, comfortable outdoor furniture. Serve ice water in giant Mason jars. Equip your smokin'-hot waitresses with PDAs for taking orders and swiping credit cards.
Ford: We can do all that.
Alderson: I'll pull together some easy recipes for fresh, excellent bar food—burgers, seafood and barbecue.
Ford: Sounds great.
Alderson: But there's one thing you have to do no matter what happens...
Ford: Wait, say that again…Scott? You say there's one thing? What's the one thing? Hello? Scott, can you hear me now? Can you hear me now?
On our first visit, we could see bright spots of culinary style that we can only assume were Alderson's ideas. The high-water mark of our dinner was the grilled kabob of tender, deveined shrimp and veggies served with a light citrus beurre blanc. The delicate treatment of the seafood presaged good things for the rest of the menu. Blackened grouper, plated with the same mashed potatoes and fresh green beans that accompanied the shrimp, was also gently cooked and well spiced, if not technically blackened. Fried catfish tenders and okra served with a spicy remoulade were well-executed, non-greasy waterfront bar food, and oysters on the half-shell made a festive and refreshing opening to a balmy summer evening dockside.
But things dropped off from there, starting with a familiar chocolate brownie—nowhere near homemade—and a basket of so-called monkey bread, which was a cute name for a rubbery banana loaf.
A follow-up lunch of wings, chicken tenders and fried pickles was wholly unremarkable, except that some of the chicken was too tough to chew. The house salad, a pale bed of wilted iceberg lettuce, was underwhelming. That said, the chunky Italian dressing was one of the highlights of the meal. I expect the house-made ranch or blue cheese would have been a good addition to the Thai spice chicken wings, but the dipping sauce we requested never arrived, and we didn't have the heart to ask our extremely busy and good-natured server for one more thing during the crowded Sunday lunch.
Perhaps the greatest disappointment was the so-called fish dip po' boy, made with yellow fin tuna. Here again, poor expectation-management was to blame. I hoped for a golden, batter-dipped tuna steak, deep-fried and served on a crusty roll. But what arrived was mayo-drenched tuna salad (thus the name "fish dip") smeared on an unimpressive hoagie bun. In its defense, the fish dip had an interesting flavor from the grill and might hold its own in the appetizer version—which we did not try—or make an interesting salad Niçoise if the tuna were gently crumbled, rather than pureed to a fishy mush.
Back to that $5,000 barbecue smoker. The menu goes to great lengths to promote "honest to goodness, true, for real, no kiddin', Tennessee hickory hardwood, pit-smoked perfection," which we were eager to taste. We could even smell a scintilla of smoke drifting over the water. But when I asked the server-in-training where the pit was, she looked at me as if maybe I were asking for a latrine. Sensing her confusion, I pointed to the menu and asked where—or if—the barbecue was cooking. She retreated to the kitchen to ask her mentor, and a few minutes later she returned with the enthusiastic report that the barbecue comes from Sysco. We lost confidence in the barbecue and stuck with the safe Lagoon burger.
When we revisited the subject of 'cue on a second visit, there was none available. I don't know if we missed out on Blue Moon Lagoon's pièce de résistance, or if we simply dodged a bullet.
But while our lunch may have been disappointing, we couldn't fault the atmosphere: perfectly blue Tennessee skies, gentle breezes and an ebullient soundtrack of saluting boat horns, quacking ducks and a cascading waterfall across the cove. With such a magnetic ambiance, it's no wonder that the wait around sunset was at least 45 minutes. Diners around us were taking their time, drinking colorful drinks and, in some cases, dipping tobacco. (Upon being seated, I removed a Gatorade bottle half-full of brown saliva from under my chair.)
At Sunday lunch, the median age of the guests plummeted, as the ratio of sippy cups to Bloody Marys rose. Blue Moon Lagoon is a dream come true for toddler boat-watchers and duck-feeders, and the servers generously provide crackers for turtle chum. But you might want to consider equipping young kids with floaties, since only a swag of nautical rope holds them back from the drink.
Still, we had hoped for more than a boat-themed bar with kid-friendly attractions, and until the kitchen gets its act together, that's what Blue Moon Lagoon is. That's not to say it can't be more, but Alderson is going to have to call back and finish that conversation. Maybe it will go something like this:
Alderson: Hey, it's Scott. Can you hear me now?
Ford: Thank God you called. We need you, man.
Alderson: Don't panic. But listen to me. The one thing you have to do is hire a great staff that can execute the details, whether it's making desserts from scratch, using fresh lettuce or deep-frying things so they're not dry and leathery. This is the restaurant business—so you need to pay attention to the food. Sure, you've got a great location. But it's not enough to just add water.
Blue Moon Lagoon opens at 2 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday and 11 a.m. Friday through Sunday.


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Members and non-members will have the opportunity to spend a full day with an ex-pro and FootballCV coaches learning and developing new skills.
There is no doubt the opportunity to be coached by players who have played at a professional level can only benefit a young player still wanting to learn the trade and learn from the experiences these ex-players have.
The days will include morning and afternoon drills.
Pro Coaching Days are available for non-members as well as members.
Players will be required to bring their own kit, refreshments and a packed lunch.
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- The "La Radice" farm is found in the hills (600 m a.s.l) between Trassilico and Verni, two medieval fortifications, in the council of Gallicano (Lucca).It is surrounded by chestnut woods telling the story of a peasant's tradition, an integral part of our past."La Radice" has 2 apartments renovated in typical old farm style with kitchen , living room with fireplace, 2 bedrooms, bathroom, for a total of 8 bed places.how can you reach "La Radice":from Lucca, follow the main road called the Provinciale Lodovica until you reach the village of Gallicano. Leaving Gallicano, follow the signs to Verni; after going through the village, continue for about 2 kilometres and you will find us. ... more less


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Counter Culture Leonie Caldecott
Last Sunday, Vincent Nichols, the Archbishop of Birmingham, sent a pastoral letter to all the parishes in his diocese. The letter dealt with the Nolan Report and the measures that the diocese was taking to implement it. Yet the archbishop was rightly concerned to situate this matter in its wider spiritual context. He referred to the gospel of the day, in which Jesus sits with tax collectors and sinners.
"In his words and in his actions he has one clear message to give us: as sinners we are welcome in his presence. He, alone, does not reject us, no matter what burdens we bear, whether they be of harm done to us, or hurt we have caused to others. He is the one physician, the one counsellor, who can ease our burden and restore us to health. To walk in his way is to take the path of life. But it is a path which is often demanding, especially when we have seen, or touched, the face of evil or failure.
"As we come to know the love that Christ offers to us, so too, step by step, we come to know the freedom of heart that he alone can give. Then we will find ourselves filled with a surprising and rare gift: the gift of mercy for others who are marked with the wounds of sin."
It seems to be an apposite moment to look again at initiatives in the Church which have sought to foster exactly this quality. One of these is the Foyers de Charite, founded in 1936 by Marthe Robin and her spiritual director, Pere Georges Finet. I described the mission of Marthe Robin in these pages last year, but for those of you who missed it, suffice it to say that, like St Therese of Lisieux and Cardinal Newman, Marthe was a prophetic soul who, decades before the Second Vatican Council, foresaw the need for an active and effective lay apostolate in the coming century, an apostolate which would respond specifically to the social upheaval, confusion and wounds of the increasingly godless era in which we find ourselves.
The response of Marthe and Father Finet was to set up a foyer — literally, a "hearth", or a place of welcome — where people could come on retreat and be filled with the goodness and love of God, mediated to them through the sacraments, prayer
(particularly in front of the Blessed Sacrament) and a gentle, very Marian and motherly witness by those who had turned their lives over to God. The revolutionary thing about the Foyers, given the period in which they were founded, is the collaboration between the lay people running the Foyer, and the priest who gives himself over, with the full and glad assent of his bishop, to be the spiritual Father of the community.
The initial Foyer at Chateauneuf de Galaure, where Marthe lived, gave rise to other such "centres of light, love and charity" first in France, and eventually all over the world. At present there are more than 60 Foyers, approved by the Pontifical Council for the Laity (which in 2000 gave them official status as a "private association of the faithful of an international character"). Apart from coun tries in both Western and Eastern Europe, many of these are in Africa and Asia, three are in Canada and one in the USA. But there are as yet no Foyers in the United Kingdom. Why should this be?
Speaking as a Catholic convert of nearly twenty years standing, who has had extensive contact with Catholics in a number of places around the world, I feel it is, sadly, symptomatic of the ills that dog the Church in this country. I find myself constantly in the middle of a sort of ideological struggle between seemingly rigid stances in the Church, be they of the "Right" or of the "Left" which prevent us coming together and working together as a community.
Recently I was mocked by a young man half my age because of what he assumed were my liturgical preferences. A few days later, I found myself being patronised by various conservative Catholics who couldn't quite believe that I could be trusted to produce work which would be doctrinally sound. Neither of these incidents should have mattered to me, but they did.
They hurt. They made me feel that I did not belong — in either camp. I wonder how many other Catholics are feeling the same way, and if so, how many non-Catholics are put off entering the "one fold of the Redeemer" by this uncharitable sniping, smugness or worse. Sexual molestation is not the only form of abuse we can deal out.
There is a crying need for the sort of holiness, among both clergy and laity, which mitigates these natural manifestations of original sin with a burning charity that takes the example of Christ himself as its source. I can't help wondering if the model of the Foyers might not provide at least a partial response to this need? Reading and hearing the witness of those who have attended Foyer retreats in other countries, it seems to me that it would be helpful to have such places in this country. Places where anyone and everyone is welcome to come and find refreshment and peace, where there is no "organisation" behind the scenes which one will be pressured to join, there is no "agenda", other than the Gospel, no "affiliation" to any body in the Church other than the Church herself. We need places where clergy and laity live alongside of one another in sincere fraternal charity, where the one can vouch for the other on the basis of a lengthy period in which they have lived out their parallel vocations in the service of Christ.
A group of people who are interested in seeing a Foyer of Charity founded in this country get together once a year for a five-day retreat. This year's retreat will be from September 9-14 at the Carmelite Priory in Boar's Hill, Oxford, and will be led by Father Ian Ker, the great Newman scholar, who has also written about many of the lay movements. May it prove to be a time of genuine refreshment, when as Archishop Nichols put it last Sunday: "We know why we are here, gathered together in the Church. We are here because we acknowledge how fickle our love for God can be; we know our need of God's love and mercy."


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The Project Introduction
Through this activity, people would pay more attention to the importance of protecting Qinghai Lake naked carp; improving People's consciousness of environmental protection and ecologic balance ; nurturance our awareness of concerning about nature and protection environment from very little; strengthen our abilities of observation, self-researching and social practice as well.
Activity Plan
The First Week
Ensuring the activity target and theme, making sure the searching area of material we need
The Second Week
Looking for some relative data and material and compiling the first page.
The Third Week
Design questionnaire; do some relative investigations; deal with the researching data; make out the data-diagram.
The Forth Week
Compile the relative contents; put forward questions; discuss with students for several problems solving methods; and conclude the stage harvest.
The Fifth Week
Rework the content; conformity the material; analysis and conclusion the project activity. Depict the future landscape. Warming people: protect the naked carp for creating more pretty life space for themselves
The Sixth Week
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Broad Run Recycling is standing out as a leader in the nation's capital, where green building is flourishing.
Broad Run Recycling LLC, based in Manassas, Va., is conveniently located just across the Potomac River from Washington, D.C., where green building movements such as Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) are going strong.
Washington D.C. leads the nation in the amount building space certified by the U.S. Green Building Council's (USGBC) LEED rating system. Its mayor, Vincent Gray also is committed to sustainability. He recently launched Sustainable DC, an initiative aimed at making the nation's capital the "healthiest, greenest, and most livable city in the United States."
For Kevin Herb, the emergence of green building as well as rising disposal costs meant a potential business opportunity. He was already the president and CEO of a hauling company, Industrial Disposal Services (IDS).
"I started IDS in 2002 and about four years into it, I was spending $1.8 million a year throwing stuff away in a landfill."
Herb began scouting out land that would house his hauling company and allow for the addition of a C&D recycling facility as an alternative to the landfill. He finally found a piece of property in Prince William County, Va., to develop. He also began touring C&D processing facilities and systems throughout the U.S.
"After that, I selected a builder along with the equipment manufacturer Sparta Innovations (Notre Dame, New Brunswick, Canada) and started the process of the design and build with everyone closely working together," recalls Herb.
IDS was the first business to be built on the new site. Employees moved to the property in May 2007. It is a 5,000-square-foot building made up of 2,500 square feet of office space and two truck bays. Broad Run Recycling's 26,000 square-foot facility was built at the same location. It opened for business in January 2008 with Herb as managing partner along with Andrew Aman and Eric Nelson.
Herb describes operations being hectic at first. By the time things started smoothing out in the summer and fall of 2008, Herb says, "The economic tsunami hit us. The whole world came to an end and commodity values just absolutely plummeted."
Having a business tied to construction didn't help matters either. "It was a struggle for the first three years," Herb says.
Turning Tide Now business is booming at Broad Run Recycling. Herb says 2011 was a good year for the company and 2012 is turning out to be its best year ever.
"It was a long road to get here for multiple reasons, but we are finally here to appreciate what the plan was four years ago," Herb says.
Broad Run specializes in recycling wood, aggregate, metal, cardboard and dirt. Herb says the company has focused on those materials because they can all be sold to back-end markets and they are inexpensive to separate and ship. The company recycled 43,579 total tons of material between March 2011 and February 2012 (See sidebar "Breaking it Down" on page 26).
In the past year, Broad Run Recycling has recycled 17, 647 tons of material for biomass fuel in Waste-to-Energy (WTE) plants. The company also is working on converting those residues into a higher-value fuel source such as diesel fuel, bio-char or ethanol.
A 'Capital' Investment Broad Run Recycling and IDS began servicing Washington, D.C. in 2011. The sustainability initiatives that the nation's capital is embracing have boosted the number of construction and demolition projects that are making an effort to recycle there. "D.C. wants to be the greenest of the green. We are positioned well to help all those general contractors meet their green, LEED requirements," says Herb.
Through an agreement with Waste Management (WM), IDS is able to hold C&D material at WM's transfer station in Washington. Waste Management in turn uses Broad Run's facility to recycle its C&D material.
"It's a nice cooperative agreement between the two of us so that both of us are benefiting from it," says Herb.
Broad Run claims a 95 percent recycling rate at its facility and is the first C&D recycling facility to have that percentage audited and validated by the Institute for Certification of Sustainable Recyclers (ICSR). This certification is an important achievement for Herb, as he wants to prove Broad Run is really recycling at the level it says (see the bar "Backing up Claims" below).
As LEED projects continue to create business for C&D recyclers, Herb has concerns about false reporting. He points out that agencies like the USGBC aren't policing whether a facility is actually recycling at the level it is claiming. He hopes certifications like the one ICSR provides will help put an end to this problem.
Backing Up Claims
Broad Run Recycling LLC not only claims it recycles 95 percent of the material it processes, it has a piece of paper to prove it. The Manassas, Va.-based mixed C&D recycling facility has obtained certification from the Institute for Certification of Sustainable Recyclers (ICSR), making it the first facility to receive the certification.
In a letter to Kevin Herb, managing partner, Broad Run Recycling LLC dated June 7, 2012, ICSR Executive Director JW Spear wrote, "To the best of my knowledge, Broad Run Recycling LLC is the first ever C&D recycling facility to achieve Institute certification and the first ever to receive certification by an ISO (International Organization for Standardization) compliant, third-party certification agency."
Spear says Broad Run's well-kept records helped in the evaluation process.
"Broad Run turned out to be a text book case," says Spear. "Their data was in order and readily cross referenceable."
Herb says there is a need for the certification within the C&D recycling industry.
"I recognized when we opened in January 2008 that this industry was in its infancy and that we needed to bring in some accountability," he says. "Way too many of our competitors were just throwing numbers out there on spreadsheets without the required investment in separation equipment, facilities and employees.
Herb says he hopes that by receiving the certification, it will help bring credibility and accountability to the C&D recycling industry. "The industry, general contractors, local governments and developers need and want it," he says.
Spear will give a presentation during the C&D Recycling Forum, Sept. 23-25 in Long Beach, Calif., about the ICSR certification. Information also is available at www.recyclingcertification.org.
The author is managing editor of Construction & Demolition Recycling and can be reached at email@example.com.
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Ian Campbell writes ("Re: [Xen-devel] [xen-unstable bisection] complete test-amd64-amd64-xl-win7-amd64"): > It's an odd one -- the logs seem to show the guest has started but the > patch in question would (or should!) cause an early error return during > build. It's possible that the recent test system outage has caused the > bisector to get confused but it has fingered this changeset at least > twice now. The bisector has repro'd this on the same host with 6 tests: alternately failures for 9d1fd58ff602 and successes for 32034d1914a6. So if it's a heisenbug we've been moderately (but not outrageously) unlucky that it actually fingered a specific changeset rather than just shrugging its shoulders and moving on. (It does the latter quite a lot.) > The bisector really should try and pull out S-o-b's et al from the > offending commit and add appropriate CCs. There's also something of an > expectation that developers will keep an eye on the test system results > after a patch of theirs has been expected though. Yes, it would be nice if it did that. Ian. _______________________________________________ Xen-devel mailing list Xen-devel@xxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.xen.org/xen-devel
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The Aberdare National Park is part of the Aberdare Mountain Range, a fascinating region of Kenya.
Mountain ranges and peaks soar to around 12,900 feet, giving way to deep V-shaped valleys with streams and rivers cascading over spectacular waterfalls - this area is a must for landscape lovers. Above the forest is a belt of bamboo, a favorite haunt of the Bongo, a rare and elusive forest antelope. The bamboo gives way to moorland, home to eland, spotted and melanistic serval cats. Ideal for walking, picnics, camping and trout fishing in the rivers, the moorlands are reminiscent of the European highlands.
In the forest are red Duiker, suni, Bushbuck - some of the old males are nearly black - Elephant, Buffalo, Giant Forest Hog, Leopard - all black examples have been recorded - and colobus monkey. The moorland thickets are the home of Bush Duiker and Black - fronted Duiker and also the Black Rhino.
Bird life is abundant and varied. Four species of sunbirds may be seen and game birds include Jackson's and Scaly Francolins. Birds of prey are specially interesting and crowned and Ayres' Hawk Eagles, Mountain Buzzard, Rufous-breasted Sparrow Hawk and African Goshawk are usually to be seen.
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Awesome from start to finish! Barrett, our sever, exhibited excellent customer service. He was knowledgable about the menu and patient! Everything looked so great it was difficult for me to decide. Fresh handmade pasta paired with creative cooking made the stuffed crab raviolli amazing! The atmosphere was laid back, warm, and classy. Was visiting for business and went twice because... More
I liked the food and the ambiance. Surprised to find such a 'fine dining' spot in Bemidji. I had not been there for years and in days gone by there was not much offered in terms of dining. This is a very cozy spot with nice Italian food.
Nice selection of wine. Very good starters and salads. I had the pasta with beef and sausage, it was very good.
I made a reservation for my family here while we were camping at Itasca State Park. We were pleasantly surprised and very impressed by the quality of the food and the presentation of each dish. We especially appreciated the options for vegetarians and their use of fresh locally sourced produce.
We were looking for somewhere to eat close to the hotel and theater. Other than bars, this seemed to be it. What a pleasant surprise. The food was really fresh and well prepared. The staff was very pleasant and efficient. Will definitely return!
Brought my son up to Bemidji for his freshman year. We could tell he wanted some separation on Friday night so my wife and I skipped the school's planned picnic and went to find a place for dinner. What a fortunate thing for us that we found Tutto Bene. The food was creative, fresh, and perfectly prepared. We had the... More
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On a recent trip seven of us tried this well known Bemidji haunt. We were seated at 5 pm and the crowd was small. We ordered 5 of the standard fare. Two dishes were great 3 were average or less. It seems that the kitchen could not manage our orders. It was a disappointing evening.
This was the first restaurant on which I ever took the time to write a review. Too lazy or too busy.....it's not important .... Last years experience was again matched this spring by fabulous food, friendly wait staff and food well worth their pricing. To compare it to Olive Garden is grossly unfair. Olive Gardens does a decent job as... More
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MUSA. Photo by Matthew Washburn
Baroque ensemble MUSA will be performing at 9:50pm tonight, Saturday October 19, during part one of SFMusic Day. They will be joined by duo Jarring Sounds for a program of Latin American Baroque. We asked Derek Tam, one of MUSA's founding members, for his thoughts on the upcoming SFMusic Day.
Describe your music in ten words or fewer.
Old music, fresh performances.
What are you looking forward to regarding SFMusic Day 2013? What ensembles are you most excited to see?
We're excited to bring to life these little gems from the Spanish New World. While music in the colonies generally followed European trends, so many of these pieces – which are now being rediscovered in churches and libraries – are infused with a "native" accent. We're looking forward to seeing all the ensembles explore the rich heritage of Latin American music.
Any ideas on how to bring musical performance to the people? or ideas on how to engage new audiences through musical performance?
Our lives are inundated with music; however, we rarely listen with our full attention. In particular, it's very difficult to attract people to classical music performances. People often feel removed from what they perceive as "high art," and even if they are moved by the music, they feel inhibited from demonstrating their emotions in a large concert hall. Chamber music, on the other hand, was conceived for intimate audiences. SFMusic Day is a wonderful opportunity for people not only to sample a wide variety of music, but hopefully discover new styles of music that they can connect with.
Photo by Amy Fowler
Born in Mexico City and a San Francisco resident, Martha Rodríguez-Salazar, has extensively toured the United States, Mexico, and Europe, performing as flutist and singer with Classical, Baroque, and folk ensembles. She is also Curator and Musical Advisor for "Día de los Muertos" annual concert at the San Francisco Symphony, and a Music Instructor at the Community Music Center.
She is the quintessential Bay Area musician, and as such, a perfect fit for the task of curating this year's SFMusic Day . Live + Free | Latin American Connections.
We asked Martha for her thoughts on the upcoming event, her experience, and ideas on how to engage audiences through musical performances.
What have been your goals in curating the 2013 SFMusic Day and what have you learned in the process?
My main goal has been to present a unique music program with a focus in Latin American repertoire where audiences can experience its richness and diversity all in one place, live and free! Being a SFFCM affiliate, I have really enjoyed learning more about the organization and all the hard work that is involved in organizing the SFMusic Day.
What are you looking forward to regarding SFMusic Day 2013?
I'm looking forward to experience a festival where audiences can expand their musical horizons and discover new music and new ensembles in an inclusive, relaxed and fun environment.
What has been your most memorable show in the Bay Area to date?
For the past six years, I have been curating the Día de los Muertos annual concerts at the San Francisco Symphony and every year I feel honored to be able to bring my Mexican culture and traditions to Davies Symphony Hall, creating a cultural bridge between a classical-oriented audience and the first-time Latino families that attend the concert hall. This is really awesome for me!
I believe that making music accessible to all kinds of audiences can be achieved by presenting creative and diverse programs that relate to their culture, interests and life experiences. Accessible prices, spoken explanations and multimedia presentations usually attract new audiences. One of the amazing things here in San Francisco is to be able to listen to classical music at cafes, salons and venues that are not necessarily concert halls.
Any other thoughts?
It has been really exciting to create a panel discussion with prominent Bay Area artists addressing some questions regarding ethnicity and cultural identity that I have been asking myself as a Mexican musician. Can't wait to be there!
SFMusic Day Live + Free | Latin American Connections takes place Saturday October 19 and Sunday October 20, 2013, and will feature 33 ensembles covering Classical, Jazz, Baroque, Contemporary and Latin music.
Cascada de Flores will be performing at SFMusic Day . Live + Free on Saturday October 19 and Sunday October 20. They have recently released their new album 'Radio Flor' and have been receiving rave reviews for it. Listen to the first released single, "La Chuparrosa" here.
Vocalist Arwen Lawrence and guitarist Jorge Liceaga make up the creative force behind the group. They will be joined by different musician lineups on each night of SFMusic Day, the 19th with Piano & Trumpet, and the 20th with a focus on guitars. Each day they will be performing different repertoire, though all from their unique blend of early Mexican and Caribbean popular music and folk traditions from the countryside.
We have asked Lawrence to share her thoughts on the ensemble's music, their take on SFMusic Day, and ideas that can help the music community bring musical performances back to the people.
Jorge Liceaga (guitar), Arwen Lawrence (voice), Brian Rice (percussion), Marco Diaz (Piano, trumpet), Saúl Sierra-Alonso (bass), Photo by Dennis Hearne
Describe your music in ten words or fewer:
Bi-national combination of musicians who find joy of creation within Mexican and Caribbean roots, rhythms, and golden song.
What are you looking forward to regarding SFMusic Day 2013:
We are honored to join a line up of such talented and innovative musicians to celebrate the musical cultures that connect and most inspire us. It is invigorating to have a place to express oneself, while sharing what we know and do in the context of such artistry. We appreciate that this annual event is so accessible to all. I truly hope that we can help to expand the audience of live music, and wholeheartedly believe that the mission of the San Francisco Friends of Chamber Music is good for our society.
I often find myself saying: Shadowlight Theater's Ghost of the River premiered in Brava Theater, San Franciso and Mexican Heritage Plaza, San Jose, CA in 2009. (www.shadowlightghosts.org). Jorge and I scored the music for Octavio Solis' five stories of immigration around the El Paso/Ciudad Juarez border. We used traditional music and instruments to compose and to create sound effects. It is our most creative work yet. Both of us played new instruments and composed, juxtaposing Mexican and American music idioms to contribute to the storytelling. We both blossom in collaboration; this seems to define Cascada de Flores.
What brings me to a performance, and what moves me in a performance is probably very different from how other people are affected. I think that people connect to stories. Stories connect one personally and intimately. Perhaps they can relate more by seeing themselves in the art or in the presentation. What SFFCM does is what I would say would engage new audiences: re-diversifying the common understanding of what Chamber music is by making it free to the public. Because Chamber music is small and intimate by definition, if one could get closer to it, and almost be inside of it, they would perhaps be moved by it more easily.
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