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CTNS Members' Winter 2009 E-News
News & Events
STARS, "Science and Transcendence Advanced Research Series," a program of CTNS, announced the recipients of two $200,000 grants advancing research in science and transcendence on January 16, 2009.
Recipients of Two $200,000 STARS Renewal Grants
The Rationality of Ultimate Value: Emotion, Awareness, and Causality in Virtue Ethics and Decision Neuroscience
"Thus far, this project has created exciting new approaches to research on moral action and virtue. Most remarkably, the project has yielded a novel approach to neuroscience and psychological study of virtuous exemplars within a laboratory context. We have also successfully used semantic analysis to probe for transcendent concepts in the schemas of virtuous exemplars. Finally, our team has formulated a philosophical understanding of virtue that both incorporates this new scientific research and argues for the critical importance of transcendence and exemplarity in moral action." -- Warren Brown, Professor of Psychology, Graduate School of Psychology, Fuller Theological Seminary and Gregory Peterson, Associate Professor, South Dakota State University (Co-Principal Investigators). Team details are found at http://www.ctnsstars.org/
STARS sponsors ground-breaking interdisciplinary research on the ways science, in light of philosophical and theological reflection, points towards the nature, character and meaning of ultimate reality. STARS research is undertaken in a highly innovative way, through small teams of scientists and humanities scholars. Results of the research will be jointly authored by the members of the team, thereby producing a unique synthesis of science and humanities scholarship.
Saturday, April 4, Research Conference, Darwin's Gift to Science and Religion
The research conference will be moderated by Ted Peters, Ph.D with responses by John Braverman, Ph.D., Chris Doran, Ph.D., Joshua M. Moritz, Oliver Putz, Ph.D. and Robert John Russell, Ph.D.
Francisco J. Ayala is University Professor and Donald Bren Professor of Ecology & Evolutionary Biology in the School of Biological Sciences and Professor of Philosophy in the School of Humanities, University of California, Irvine, CA, USA. He is also Professor of Logic and the Philosophy of Science in the School of Social Sciences. He was awarded the 2001 National Medal of Science and is a member of the National Academy of Sciences, the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, the American Philosophical Society and is a fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, and of the California Academy of Sciences. He has twice been a Guggenheim Fellow and a Fulbright Fellow. A longer CV and conference schedule are on the Fellowship webpage: www.ctns.org/jkr_fellow.html
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As soon as the conference registration information is live on the CTNS website (March 5), guests may register on-line or by phone/fax for the:
Visit the CTNS website on or after March 5 for more details and to register: http://www.ctns.org/jkr_fellow.html or call the CTNS office at 510-848-8152.
2009 marks the beginning of the final year of the three-year Campaign for the Ian G. Barbour Chair in Theology and Science. For those new to CTNS, this Chair was established in September 2006 at the twenty-fifth anniversary celebration. This Chair will be the cornerstone of the CTNS mission, ensuring the permanence of its central educational program in an age when science is often seen to conflict with religion. As a member of the Graduate Theological Union (GTU) core doctoral faculty, this professorship will continue to bring the natural sciences into the classrooms of doctoral and seminary students in creative new ways and ensure that future generations be empowered for research teaching and ministry. More information may be viewed on the CTNS website www.ctns.org/chair/.
The CTNS Board of Directors named Dr. Robert John Russell to be the first holder of the Ian G. Barbour Chair in Theology and Science. Since 1981, Dr. Russell has served as both Founding Director of CTNS and Professor of Theology and Science in-Residence at the GTU.
Due to the generosity of many colleagues and friends, the Chair fund is less than $500,000 away from completion! In this final year we need your partnership to complete this future endowed Chair for future generations to come!
There are many ways to make a charitable pledge / gift (fully tax-deductible): write a check, use your credit card, or donate stock. Visit www.ctns.org/chair or call 510-848-8152. Some friends donate to CTNS on a recurring monthly basis. If you'd like assistance with this, please contact us.
In early March Robert John Russell will be one of the speakers at a large five-day international conference of the Pontificia Universita Gregoriana, under the High Patronage of the Pontifical Council for Culture. Bob's lecture is titled, "Biological Evolution: Facts and Theories: A Critical Appraisal 150 Years After 'The Origin of Species'" He will give two other related lectures while in Rome. Information on the conference may be found at www.evolution-rome2009.net or email Paolo Centofanti at firstname.lastname@example.com
In 2003, the Center for Theology and the Natural Sciences (CTNS) created a new Graduate Student Fellowship program for doctoral research in theology and science at the GTU. The Fellowship is named in honor of Charles H. Townes, who received the Nobel Prize in Physics for his co-discovery of the maser and the laser, and a long-time CTNS supporter. Professor Townes is Professor of Physics in the Graduate School at U.C. Berkeley, and has served on the CTNS Board of Directors for over a decade.The purpose of this Fellowship is to honor doctoral students who have demonstrated clear ability to do very promising research on issues related to theology and science. The selection is based on academic excellence. Students in any Area of the GTU doctoral program whose research focuses on theology and science are eligible to apply.
This year, one award will be given. Students who are working on the comprehensive exams at an advanced level (the equivalent of the "special comprehensive exams" in the Area of Systematic and Philosophical Theology) or students who have finished his/her comprehensive exams and is working on the dissertation or dissertation proposal, are invited to apply.
Submit your best paper and CV to CTNS by March 16, 2009. Applicants may send their materials via email to firstname.lastname@example.com, mailed to CTNS at 2400 Ridge Road, Berkeley 94709 or delivered to the CTNS offices at 2452 Virginia St., Suite 401, Berkeley.
Journal News
Theology and Science News
CTNS members should have received this first volume of 2009. If you just joined or renewed your membership, another batch of names will be sent to Taylor and Francisc soon. Please allow 6 weeks.
Volume 7, Number 1 /2009 (February 2009)
CTNS Member News
Members' On-line Journal Access
On-line access to Theology and Science
Simply email email@example.com, tell them you are a CTNS "society" member and ask for your username and password.
*Note: Allow 6 weeks after joining CTNS or renewing your membership, to receive your login information from InformaWorld. If you don't use email but have web access, please contact CTNS.
If you are unsure if your CTNS membership is current, or have other questions, please contact the CTNS Membership Coordinator at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Members Access On-Line Articles from The CTNS Bulletin
If you are a new CTNS Member, you may have not received the username and password to access Volumes 10-22 of The CTNS Bulletin articles via PDF files on the website. (The CTNS Bulletin is the predecessor to Theology and Science.)
To view the CTNS Bulletin on-line:
Click here to access the CTNS Bulletin.
You may search by author, article title, or volume year. (Note that the password will be changed in 2010 and will be included in the Members E-News).
Note: This is a separate on-line access system from the current CTNS journal, Theology and Science, which is hosted at Informaworld.com.
Inside Scoop
CTNS Friends and Associates in the News
Ted Peters Participated in Live On-Line Panel February 8
Father George Coyne, an astronomer, Jesuit priest, and former director of the Vatican Observatory, has won the American Astronomical Society's George Van Biesbroeck Prize for 2009, awarded every two years for "long-term extraordinary or unselfish service to astronomy." The prize, says the AAS, recognizes "the diversity and scientific richness he has brought to the astronomical community through his visionary leadership of the Vatican Observatory Summer School and its long-term mentoring program, and for the unique role he has played at the juncture of science and religion."
Former CTNS Student Wins Award
Information for applications for next year may be found in the Network News section below.
Order From Cosmology from Alpha to Omega by Robert John Russell using the CTNS-Amazon portal and help CTNS! Order through the Amazon.com portal on ctns.org, where a small portion of your purchase price of this volume and any others ordered at the same time will help CTNS. Visit: http://www.ctns.org/pub_books.html
CTNS has partnered with Volunteers of America's Bay Area Charity Connection to receive tax-deductible funds from your vehicle donation! If you live in the greater San Francisco Bay Area (potentially as far south as San Jose and as far east as Sacramento), this "turn-key" system takes care of the paperwork, while helping CTNS and the donor by providing the "leg work" and a tax-deductible donation.
Here's how Charity Connection works: The automobile donor notifies Charity Connection of their donation. Charity Connection arranges for pickup of the donated vehicle (or the donor may request to drive the vehicle to the Oakland yard) and the paperwork to accept title. Charity Connection then provides the donor and the public charity (CTNS) with a receipt for the vehicle, and assumes responsibility for its transportation, storage and sale. The title is not transferred until the vehicle is sold, and all administrative tasks are handled by Charity Connection.
If you would like more information on this fund-raising program, or if you would like to donate an automobile and name the Center for Theology and the Natural Sciences (CTNS) as your charity, please visit www.voaba.org/ and click on "Donate Your Vehicle," e-mail email@example.com or call Charity Connection at 1-800-559-5458.
Use GoodSearch and Raise Money for CTNS
Have you heard about GoodSearch? It is a search engine powered by Yahoo which allows you to raise money for the nonprofit organization of your choice. You may enter "CTNS" into the "Who do you Goodsearch for?" box, hit verify, then do a word search as your would with any search engine. Check it out at: www.goodsearch.com, and you will be earning money for CTNS! If enough friends use this engine, we could build up a nice fund to help support the center!
Network News
This section is provided as a service to CTNS members and friends.
Conferences Coming up
The 2009 Wesleyan Theological Society meeting at Anderson University in Anderson, Indiana, March 5-7, 2009. Speakers: I. Howard Marshall, Bruce McCormack and Thomas Jay Oord. Additional meeting information is on the WTS website: http://wesley.nnu.edu/wts/index.htm
Conference of the Reseau Blaise Pascal "Sciences, Cultures et Foi"--March 28-29, 2009 (Lyon, France), Can We Trust Science? Between Fascination for Techno-Science and Ecological Criticism, What Hope is There? Philippe Deterre, moderator; Email: firstname.lastname@example.com. Website: http://sciences-foi-rbp.org/
The Department of Theology and Religious Studies in Limerick is hosting the 2009 Congress of the European Society for Catholic Theology. The theme is "The Eager Longing of Creation: Interdisciplinary Theological Perspectives on Ecology and Economy," August 20--23, 2009. This will be the first time that the conference will take place in Ireland and it will also mark the twentieth anniversary of the foundation of the society. Early booking is advised. All information as well as on-line registration facilities can be found at: http://www.mic.ul.ie/theology/ESCT/Conference.html. Further information via email: email@example.com.
Christians in Science announces a conference titled "Celebrating Darwin? Creation, Evolution and Theological Challenges" on Saturday, November 1, 2008 in London, UK. Details and booking information may be found at www.cis.org.uk/
Postdoc Faculty Position
Job opening in 'Theology and Science' at the Radboud University Nijmegen, The Netherlands. Postdoc: "The Problem of Divine and Human Agency in a Scientific Worldview"-- Faculty of Religious Studies, Radboud University Nijmegen. Closing date: 1 March 2009. http://www.ru.nl/vacatures/alle_vacatures/
Announcement: The 2010 John Templeton Award for Theological Promise
The application deadline for the 2010 Award is May 31, 2009. Annually twelve post-doctoral scholars from all over the world will be awarded $10,000 each for the best doctoral dissertation or first post-doctoral book related to the topic "God and Spirituality." Prize winners are expected to participate in an awards ceremony and a common colloquium. The award includes an additional stipend of up to $10,000 (for two years) per winner for giving public lectures at the invitation of academic institutions.Visit
"Science & Religion Today" Blog
CTNS recently learned of a Blog titled, Science & Religion Today led by former writers for Science & Theology News. Science writer Heather Wax is the Editor, with Dan Messier serving as Assistant Editor and Karl Giberson as Editor-at-Large. Currently, subscriptions are free, or you may prefer to visit the blog from time to time for articles and announcements of interest to you. The Blog is interested in hearing from you with articles or news of interest in the science and religion arena. http://scienceandreligiontoday.blogspot.com/
Closer To Truth: Cosmos, Consciousness, God is Airing on PBS Nationally
Remember to check your local PBS listings for Closer To Truth: Cosmos, Consciousness, God, produced by new CTNS Board member, Dr. Robert Kuhn. The new production of this television series, for which Dr. Kuhn serves at executive producer and series creator, is airing in select cities. Closer To Truth focuses on three fundamental and interrelated subjects: Consciousness (brain, mind, free will, personal identity, alien intelligence, parapsychology), Cosmos (cosmology, fundamental physics, philosophy of cosmology and physics, emergence, science and religion), and God (philosophy of religion, philosophical theology, critical thinking).
Featured are 128 of the world's leading scientists, philosophers, scholars and thinkers including some members of the CTNS Board of Directors such as Francisco Ayala (honorary member) and Nancey Murphy and CTNS Director, Robert Russell.
Look for your local PBS stations' program listings on the CTT website. If you're not able to tune in for the broadcast, there is a wealth of information, as well as video clips, are on the Closer to Truth website: www.closertotruth.com. NOTE: CTNS does not have DVDs of these programs.
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MEXICO CITY — You find the capos of the drug trade, and you arrest them or kill them.
That, in its simplest form, was the idea behind the so-called kingpin strategy that former Mexican President Felipe Calderon pursued with zeal for most of his six-year term. As his administration drew to an end this year, he would often mention, as a point of pride, that his government had taken out two-thirds of Mexico's 37 most wanted criminals.
But as new President Enrique Peña Nieto rolled out his crime-fighting strategy this week, his team was explicit about the trouble that "kingpin" had wrought:
On Monday, Interior Minister Miguel Angel Osorio Chong said the strategy caused a fragmentation of criminal groups that had made them "more violent and much more dangerous," as they branched out into homicide, extortion, robbery and kidnapping.

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A London neighbourhood wants its Banksy back.
A stencil by the famed, secretive graffiti artist of a young boy sewing Union Jack bunting on an antique sewing machine appeared on the side of a bargain store last May.
Interpreted as an ironic comment on Queen Elizabeth II's Diamond Jubilee celebrations - 60 years on the British throne - and it drew art-lovers to the gritty Turnpike Lane area.
Last week it vanished, leaving nothing but a rectangle of exposed brick - only to reappear on the website of a Miami auction house.
Listed as "Slave Labor (Bunting Boy)," it is due to be sold on Saturday with an estimated price of between $US500,000 ($A485,340) and $US700,000 ($A679,480).
The MP representing Turnpike Lane, Lynne Featherstone, says she has asked the building's owner for an explanation but has yet to receive a reply. Poundland, the store that occupies the building, said it had nothing to do with the removal.
"(It's) totally unethical that something so valued should be torn without warning from its community context," Featherstone said.
Local authorities have asked Britain's Arts Council for help in getting the artwork back.
Alan Strickland, a councilor with local Haringey Council, said the mural had become "a real symbol of local pride" in an area badly hit in England's August 2011 riots.
"The Banksy created a huge amount of excitement when it first appeared, and residents are understandably shocked and angry that it has been removed for private sale," Strickland said.
"The community feels that this artwork was given to it for free, and that it should be kept in Haringey where it belongs, not sold for a fast buck."
Fine Art Auctions Miami could not immediately be reached for comment and Banksy's publicist did not immediately reply to a request for comment.
The anonymous street artist, who refuses to reveal his real name, began his career spray-painting buildings and bridges in his home city of Bristol in southwest England.
His often satirical images include two policemen kissing, armed riot police with yellow smiley faces and a chimpanzee with a sign bearing the words "Laugh now, but one day I'll be in charge."
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Johnson City, Tenn.-- The East Tennessee State women's soccer team has made some impressive strides while posting the best start in school history. The Bucs (5-4,0-2 SoCon), fresh off a school record three-game winning streak last week, will host conference rival Appalachian State on Thursday, September 28, at the Liberty Bell Soccer Complex.
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On Oct. 20, between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m., local psychotherapist Susan Karol Martel, Ed.M., held a free workshop called "Don't REpeat, RElate" for Weavers Way members. The workshop focused on building and maintaining meaningful relationships. The goal of the workshop was to help the subjects avoid repeating previous relationship mistakes by identifying the patterns of participants' relationships that have contributed to their being unsatisfied.
"I decided to do this workshop and others because throughout my career I've tried to promote mental health care. More than ever I believe that people need to consider consulting with a therapist. much the same way as they would a lawyer, doctor or accountant," she said, adding that everyone should have an affordable way to obtain the best of what psychotherapy has to offer, especially for personal growth.
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Susan co-authored a book entitled "The Fourth Trimester: On Becoming a Mother," and for one year she wrote a column titled "The Therapist Is In" for the Northwest Independent about issues that aren't often discussed is polite conversation such as "Viagra, Pleeeeeze!" "My Son Is Gay. How Can I Help Him?" and "Should I Take Medication for Depression?"
In her "On Becoming a Mother" book, Martel points out that "After a birth, especially the first, there is a shift in the way a woman defines herself. The addition of the title 'mother' is a huge one, and not necessarily similar to a new mom's fantasies … It's not abnormal when a woman feels that balancing is difficult. The question is how she will regain it and what kinds of supports are available to her."
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On this fifth anniversary of the attack on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, I have many memories of Sept. 11, 2001. Images flicker in the back of my mind when I am on the way to the airport or gazing up at a skyscraper on a blue-sky day. I expect the news stations this week will offer a nonstop rehash of those events, along with treacly, sentimental montages and shrill talking heads. Still, I know that remembering is important. George Santayana's words, "Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it," encapsulate many of the worst tragedies of the 20th century. Likewise, as Christians we believe that it is precisely in our remembering that we come to wisdom and new life. Each week we gather around the table of the Lord to remember the life, death and resurrection of Jesus. And we believe that this action is not simply the mental recollection of a past event. We come hoping to be forgiven, to be nourished, to be challenged and sent forth; and we believe that our act of remembering is a means through which God enters into and transfigures our lives.
So over the last couple of months I have been trying to take some time to remember, asking God to help me discern what from those days I need to see now. Two moments have stood out. The first is a disgrace and an embarrassment. On the morning of Sept. 11, I remember my pal Mike coming to my door, having rushed up two flights of stairs. It was around nine o'clock. "Jim," he said, "I think you better get down here. A plane just crashed into the World Trade Center."
And I looked up at him from my computer and thought, Doesn't he see I am checking my e-mail? Doesn't he see I am BUSY? Lost in my own little world, I could hardly be bothered with a plane crash in New York City. I practically glared him out of the room.
I'd call this one unfortunate moment, except that as I look back now I see it happens with some regularity. It's just another hurricane. There's always fighting in the Middle East. Gray, fishy lids obscure my vision.
When I did finally go downstairs to join my community around the television set, I remember watching the fires, the bystanders and the poor, doomed souls jumping out of the windows of the towers. It was inconceivable and horrifying.
And a few of them were holding hands. That is the other detail I keep remembering—people jumping out of windows holding hands. Who were those people? You would think, with all the stories that have been told about Sept. 11, that we would have heard, but I haven't seen anything. Perhaps they were lovers or spouses. Probably they were just colleagues in the same company. Maybe they didn't even get along, were nasty to each other in that petty, office-politics sort of way—lots of whispered stories, snickers and cold shoulders.
I try to imagine what must have been going through their minds in that last hour of their lives. It was getting very hot; there was smoke and flame and no way out. They were never going to see anything or anyone important to them again. They were going to die, it was going to be scary and painful, and they were alone.
At that precise moment of utter catastrophe, they looked up and reached out to another. They expressed their need. And in doing so, they became a source of comfort for each other. They held hands, and yes, they were still going to die. But they were no longer alone.
In those weeks following the attack, I felt as if something similar happened to all of us. We were all a little less removed and self-centered. We talked to strangers on the street, treated people a little more gently, maybe asked for help. It was as if the scales fell from all our eyes not just regarding the state of the world we had been living in, but regarding ourselves and the human beings we had been living around.
Five years later, our memories of Sept. 11 speak to us in many different ways. Personally, I find I am faced with a choice between reaching out and isolation. Mis-understanding, callous indifference and hate are the products of isolation; reaching out, on the other hand, entails vulnerability and human connection.
Much of what is going on in our world argues for personal and national isolation and self-protection. And yet, looking back I can't help but think Christ stood in our midst and showed us another way.
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I wish I could say I was surprised at the stupid things people say to parents, but I'm not. Since having my first child almost 9 years ago, I've learned that parenting is something that everyone, even people who don't have kids, have an opinion about.
Whatever happened to "If you don't have something nice to say, don't say anything at all"?
The comments I thought were bad when I had one kid are about 400 times worse now that I have four kids. But today, instead of smiling and laughing like I usually do since I usually have my kids with me when I hear this crap, I'm going to share the craziest things people have said to me and what I'd love to tell them. Or where to shove it.
- You do know where babies come from, right? You know, it's funny you mention that because I was just asking myself the other day "Where do babies come from?" and then my vagina piped up and reminded me of the combined 30 hours of labor and all those stitches.
- Wow, you really have your hands full! Are you kidding? This is a spa vacation. See, I actually have about 20 more children at home but I keep them all locked in a closet and rotate out the good ones.
- You must have a lot of sex. Well, don't tell anyone, but I actually bought these kids on the black market. But yes, I have sex. A lot. Probably a lot more than you do, especially if you say stupid crap like that all the time.
- You are my hero. Oh gosh, thank you. My vagina is blushing.
- I'm so glad I stopped at two kids. If you think it's okay to say something like that in public to a mom, in front of her children, I'm really glad you stopped too.
- You must like torture. Wait a second. This is so bizarre. Have you been looking into my bedroom?
See also:
8 Things Never to Say to a Mom of an Only Child
5 Things Never to Say to an Adoptive Parent
8 Things Never to Say to Moms of Multiples
5 Things Never to Say to Lesbian Moms
20 Things You Should Never Say to a Pregnant Woman
5 Things Not to Say to Divorced Moms
Moms of 3 or more kids, what comments drive you crazy?
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NASHVILLE (March 4, 2008) -- Having won its final three games of the regular season, the ETSU men's basketball team enters the 2008 General Shale Brick Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament this weekend with momentum and the hopes of reaching a pair of goals -- eclipsing the 20-win pinnacle for the season and earning its fourth postseason trip in the last six years.
The Buccaneers, 18-12 overall, 11-5 in A-Sun play, have made the field of 64 for the NCAAs twice (2003 and 2004) and the NIT once (2007) in the previous five seasons. Their first obstacle to making a fourth trip in six years will be the host school, Lipscomb, at 9:15 (EST) Thursday night, with the game schedule to air on regional cable live on CSS and throughout the world on ASun.TV.
The 2007-08 Bucs are hoping to use the tournament experience this week to sweeten what became a sour season midway through February, as ETSU went from a tie for first place on Feb. 9, to a fourth seed heading into this weekend's tournament. The Bucs are led by 2006-07 A-Sun Player of the YearCourtney Pigram, a junior guard who is averaging a team best 15.9 points per game. Meanwhile, junior forward Kevin Tiggs (15.2 ppg, 5.5 rpg), senior guard Travis Strong (10.8 ppg, 41% from 3pt range), senior post Andrew Reed (9.8 ppg, 6.2 rbg) and senior swingman Kenyona Swader (8.5 ppg, 5.1 rpg) power the squad.
For more on the Bucs as they head into this week's tournament, click on the game notebook link located above. And for fans unable to attend the games, click on either the live video or audio streaming links above to keep up with the team's progress throughout the tournament.
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A seven-time NCAA Tournament and two-time NIT participant, the ETSU Buccaneers entered the 2007-08 season coming off a regular season Atlantic Sun Conference championship with a 24-10 overall record, and a 16-2 league mark a year ago ... The Bucs returned the 2006-07 A-Sun Player of the Year in junior guardCourtney Pigram (Memphis), as well as the A-Sun Coach of the Year Murry Bartow and All A-Sun Freshman team pick Mike Smith (Vandalia, Mo.) ... Along with returning players like Pigram and Smith, the Bucs also return significant contributors to last season's success such as senior post Andrew Reed (Port Richey, Fla.), senior forward Kenyona Swader (Smyrna), and senior guard Travis Strong (Memphis) ... Newcomers to the Bucs who have contributed greatly to the 18 wins this season include junior college transfer Kevin Tiggs (Flint, Mich.), who was the JuCo Division II National Player of the Year last season, and lightning quick JuCo point guard Jocolby Davis (Meridian, Miss.) ... Several Bucs are currently leading A-Sun statistical categories, see page 6 of this notebook for more information on those players and their rank ... In addition, see where the Bucs ranks as a team and individually on the national charts on Page 4.
The Bucs All-Time in the A-Sun Tournament
Entering just their third Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament, the Buccaneers are 2-2 all-time, having lost in the first round of the event in 2006, and then advancing to the finals in 2007 ... In conference tournaments all-time (including the Southern and Ohio Valley), the Bucs are 32-20, having gone 6-3 in league championship finals.
Last time out in the A-Sun Tournament
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (March 3, 2007)- Second-seeded Belmont earned its second straight trip to the NCAA tournament with a dominating 94-67 win over ETSU in the championship game of the 2007 General Shale Brick Atlantic Sun Men's Basketball Championship ... The Bruins did it the hard way, beating the Bucs on their home floor inside Memorial Center. Of course, Belmont has made Johnson City its home away from home since ETSU joined the A-Sun, winning all eight games inside the mini-dome ... The Bruins were in control of the game from the opening tap and never relented. They were a remarkable 14-for-29 from 3-point range, but that only tells part of the story. Their sizeable early was built in the opening 20 minutes and came on the strength of remarkable shooting display from beyond the arc. A 22-7 run in the first seven minutes showed what kind of game it was going to be. Belmont started with six different players making 3-pointers ... It kept going from there. An 11-point lead at that point kept growing as the half wore on. ETSU tried to make a couple of runs to put a dent in the Belmont armor, but poor shooting snuffed out the early comeback attempts ... Meanwhile, Belmont kept firing and making from long range, sinking 12-of-19 from long distance before the break. The last one was really a dagger to the Bucs comeback chances. ETSU's Brad Nuckles (Council, Va.) finally got one to fall with four seconds left but tournament MVP Justin Hare raced downcourt and hit a running, double-pump 3 at the buzzer to keep momentum on the side of the Bruins ... Wicke knocked down four triples in the first half with Hare nailing three more and Keaton Belcher knocking down two ...
Last time out
SPARTANBURG, S.C. (March 1, 2008)- On the same day he eclipsed the 1,000 point mark for his career, senior Travis Strong (Memphis) hit a running lay up to force overtime, and junior guard Jocolby Davis (Meridian, Miss.) went on to score seven critical points in the extra period to lift the ETSU men's basketball team to an 86-80 win over USC Upstate in the regular season finale for both teams at the G.B. Hodge Center ... Davis' efforts came when the Buccaneers needed it most , as junior guard Courtney Pigram (Memphis) fouled out in the final minutes of regulation after scoring 18 of his team-high 22 points in the second half to rally the Bucs from a nine-point halftime deficit. Along with Davis, junior forward Kenyona Swader (Smyrna) added five of his 15 points in the overtime period to pace the Bucs' offensive effort ... The first half was all Upstate, as the Spartans shot 44 percent from 3-point range and took advantage of ETSU's 14 turnovers to lead by as many as 18 points 43-25 with 2:06 left before the intermission. At that point, the Bucs did manage a small rally, getting four points off the bench from Tommy Hubbard (Boston) and scoring the final nine points of the half to trail 43-34 at the break ... Also in the first half, Strong - who entered the game four points shy of 1,000 for his career - hit a 3-pointer in the early going and later eclipsed that special mark with a 3-pointer from the left wing at the 9:10 mark of the first half. Strong finished with 16 points on the night, including the overtime-forcing lay up with 17 seconds remaining in regulation ... In the second half, ETSU slowly chipped away at the Upstate lead, ultimately taking the advantage at the 9:47 mark 54-53 on a jumper by Swader. In overtime, Swader scored the first three points, followed by five straight from Davis to make it a seven-point game at 79-72. Upstate senior guard Luke Payne hit a pair of 3-pointers in the final minutes to make it 81-78, but the Bucs held on for the win ... While Pigram scored a team-high 22 points, he was joined in double figures by Strong with 16, Swader with 15 and Davis with 11. Senior forward Andrew Reed (Port Richey, Fla.) finished with a game-high 13 rebounds. The Bucs shot 51 percent for the game, and grabbed 12 steals on the night ... For Upstate, Payne scored a game-high 24, while Jeremy Byrd netted 13 and Bobby Davis added 12. The Spartans forced 24 ETSU turnovers, but were out-rebounded 43-36.
ETSU in conference finals
The Buccaneers have played in eight previous tournament finals and hold an impressive 6-3 mark ... The following is a breakdown of those games:
1983 -- vs. Chattanooga, 70-62 (L)
1989 -- vs. Marshall, 96-73 (W)
1990 -- vs. Appalachian State, 96-75 (W)
1991 -- vs. Appalachian State, 101-82 (W)
1992 -- vs. Chattanooga, 74-62 (W)
1993 -- vs. Chattanooga, 86-75 (L)
2003 -- vs. Chattanooga, 97-90 (W)
2004 -- vs. Chattanooga, 78-62 (W)
2007 -- vs. Belmont, 67-94 (L)
Strong reaches 1,000 point mark against USC Upstate
It was a fitting shot forTravis Strong (Memphis) to make ... Having built a reputation as a talented outside shooter, Strong -- a fifth-year senior guard -- sank a long range bomb from the left wing at the 9:10 mark of last week's game with USC Upstate, giving him 1,002 points for his career ... Strong, who now stands at 1,012 points for his career, is the final link to the 2004 NCAA Tournament team at ETSU, and became the sixth player from that squad to reach 1,000 points ... The others to reach that mark from the 2004 squad include Jerald Fields, Zakee Wadood, Tim Smith, Ben Rhoda and Brad Nuckles ... At present, Strong ranks No. 28 on ETSU's all-time scoring list.
Bucs' RPI, Strength of Schedule rank among best in nation
Though the Bucs are now 18-12 on the year, the team's slow start at the beginning of the year was understandable when considering ETSU played an exceptionally tough early season slate ... As of Jan. 21 the Buccaneers' strength of schedule (SOS) ranked 74th in the country according to RealtimeRPI.com ... That SOS rank is obvious when looking at the RPI of ETSU's opponents in the early season schedule, which included -- at the time -- St. Mary's (4th), Dayton (7th) and Syracuse (11th) ... In fact, until just recently the Bucs SOS was as high at 18th in the country, before entering conference play ... As for RPI, the Bucs rank a respectable 150th out of 342 Division I teams.
Pigram eclipses 1,000 points
Beginning just his third season at ETSU, junior guardCourtney Pigram (Memphis) has already eclipsed the 1,000-point mark with a jump shot from the right corner at the 17:52 mark against Chattanooga (11/28) ... That basket gave Pigram 1,000 for his career and following the contest with the Mocs ... The junior now stands at 1,417 for his career and ranks for 7th on the all-time program scoring list ... The 6-1 shooting guard scored 325 points as a freshman and then netted a remarkable 614 as a sophomore ... His 614 points a year ago ranks 6th on the single season list.
Another championship banner
With a win against Stetson (2/22), the Bucs wrapped up an outright 2006-07 A-Sun regular season title and garnered the No. 1 seed in the week's league championship tournament ... For ETSU, it was the continuation of a recent string of success that dates back to the 2000-2001 season ... In all, the Bucs have captured championships in five of the last seven seasons, including back-to-back NCAA Tournament trips in 2002-03 and 2003-04, and a trip to the NIT in 2006-07 ... Here is the championship breakdown:
2000-2001-- Southern Conference North Division Championship
2001-2002 -- SoCon North Division championship
2002-2003 -- SoCon North Division championship; SoCon Tournament Championship
2003-2004 -- SoCon North Division championship, SoCon Regular Season Championship, SoCon Tournament Championship
2006-2007 -- Atlantic Sun Conference Regular Season Championship
Tiggs taking over
With two A-Sun Player of the Week honors in his possession, junior forwardKevin Tiggs (Flint, Mich.) is certainly making an impression on the ETSU basketball program and the Atlantic Sun Conference in his first season wearing the Blue and Gold ... After several strong performances, Tiggs is second in scoring (15.2 ppg), is second in rebounding (5.5 rpg), and is first in steals (1.6) on the team ... In the league, he ranks fourth in field goal percentage (55 percent) and is sixth in free throw percentage (79 percent) ... This season, he has already posted three double-doubles, and has reached double figures in scoring 18 times.
1,127 wins and counting
With a win Jan. 25, 2007 against Belmont, the Bucs collected the program's 1,100th win all-time ... In over 80 years of basketball, the Bucs are 1,127-906.
Home Sweet Dome
Since the 1996-97 season, the Buccaneers are an amazing 118-38 inside Memorial Center, good for a winning percentage of 76 percent ... The Bucs had won five straight at Memorial Center during the 2006-07 season before a loss to Belmont (1/2) ... The Bucs then rattled off 10 straight at home to stand at 15-1 on the Memorial Center floor that season, but fell to Belmont in the final game of the year in the championship of the A-Sun Tournament ... This year, the Bucs are 11-2 at Memorial Center.
Chilton's No. 42 comes out of retirement
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Aug. 31, 2007)- For many years, Tom Chilton's No. 42 has held a special place in ETSU basketball's history. Next season, fans will see that special number on the floor once again ... Chilton, who ranks first all-time with 26.1 points per game and fifth on the all-time scoring list with 1,801, has agreed to allow junior transfer Kevin Tiggs (Flint, Mich.) to wear his No. 42 jersey for the 2007-08 and 2008-09 season. Chilton, who now makes his home in Madison, Ind., said he was honored a current player would want to wear his number ... "I wish him the best and I'm honored he wants to wear No. 42," said Chilton, whose 42 is the only retired number in ETSU's program history. "I hope he always considers that the number doesn't make the player, but the player makes the number. A lot of hard work and effort went into that number during my time there, but ETSU gave a lot back to me and I wouldn't be where I am today without that university, so I'm happy to allow the number to be worn again." ... ETSU head coach Murry Bartow said he was appreciative Chilton would allow the number to come out of retirement, and he reiterated that the number will go back into retirement two years from now ... "Tom Chilton was one of the finest players to ever wear an ETSU uniform, and his willingness to allow Kevin to wear the number shows he is still proud to be a part of our program's tradition," Bartow said. "It's our expectation that Kevin understand the importance of the number and the responsibility that goes with wearing it." ... Tiggs, the 2007 National Junior College Division II Player of the Year, said he certainly understood the history behind the number ... "Mr. Chilton was and is a legend here, so wearing his number comes with a great deal of responsibility," Tiggs said. "I just want to play in a way that would make him proud."


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Some of these drawings may look anarchic but they still have to obey some general drawing principles in order to be effective.
One of the hardest concepts my artists have to learn is to make funny asymmetrical drawings - that still look like they are wrapped in flesh and stuffed with cartilage and teeth.
Many cartoonists have been conditioned to believe that construction consists of perfectly even, symmetrical circles and ovals - all arranged on a mathematical grid. So when they translate gutsy storyboard or animation drawings to layout or cleanups, they tend to even everything out and make the characters look like flat robots - or traced model sheets.
Hopefully these tips might help avoid that.
Your mouth smiles because the cheek squeezes and pulls it up. When it moves up it also can effect the bottom of the eye shapes. Almost everyone seems to have trouble grasping this. There should be a whole course in this in animation schools I think.


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The Battlecast Hood has 2 gems on it: +6 Spell Damage and +5 Spell Penetration / +5 Spell Critical Rating and +5 Spell Penetration.
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The Twittersphere turned me onto a very cool album by Kit Soden, a collaborative endeavor with Steven Erikson, mainly inspired by Erikson's epic fantasy series, The Malazan Book of the Fallen.
You can check out the album for free here, Like a Dancer Unstrung, and then get it in mp3, FLAC, and other formats. I think it works great as a complete album, though my favorite tunes are Bard's Curse, Reapers Gale, and Lay of the Bridgeburners.
Kit has another album, Around the Corner, that I also really like–seriously, it's quite good. Check it out.
I managed to tracked down Kit and asked him a few questions that he was nice enough to respond to:
What is your relationship with Steven Erikson?
Kit Soden: We have only corresponded through email, he lives in England and I am in Montreal. I hope to meet him next summer when I tour Europe. (See following answer..)
Were you hired and paid to create this album, or was it a labor of love?
Kit Soden: I had been writing songs with SE's poetry for a couple of years, and I wanted to write more. I tried to get in touch with him, and finally did. It turned out he liked the music I had been writing, and we agreed that an album should be made, but that it should have other songs than just Malazan. SE sent me some unpublished poems, and I began writing more. This has been a labor of love on both sides, in his writing of the poems and in my writing and recording of the songs.
Are you a big fantasy genre fan? What are some of your favorite books or authors?
Kit Soden: I love the fantasy genre, because of its extreme use of the imagination. It is like music in this way, you use a familiar means to open new worlds.
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Ideal Property MaintenanceCertificate of Excellence 2019
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Diamond ConstructionCertificate of Excellence 2019
We are a well established family business that has been operating successfully and providing clients with a professional and excellent service since 1987. We cover all aspects of building work specialising in extensions, conversions, new builds and all types of refurbishment. We offer a bespoke design and planing service to bring your dreams to reality.
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Homecare home ImprovementsCertificate of Excellence 2019
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West 1 Property Services
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Finestone builders and decoratorsCertificate of Excellence 2019
We are a building and decorating company we do most roofing repairs fencing all types of internal and external painting and decorating we are very reliable and pride ourselves on keeping our customers are 100% happy
Ever Dry Roofing & Drives Ltd
Welcome Ever Dry Roofing & Drives Ltd We are highly skilled in new roofs, roof repairs, installations, roof maintenance, chimney work, tarmac, paving, walls and fencing. We are based in Derby, Nottingham & London offering our services to both the commercial and domestic sectors.
Howard & sons roofing ltdCertificate of Excellence 2019
welcome to Howard & Sons Roofing Ltd we are family business we have over 25 years experience in building & roofing & Upvc facias soffits guttering all work is fully guaranteed we are fully insured we offer free quotations free advice any time with no call out charges we cover All London beds bucks Herts we don't mind going that extra mile if it means Helping customers out with there requirements we offer 25 yrs guarantee with new roofs 15 yrs with flat roofs free scaffolding with major jobs at Howard & sons roofing Ltd we try our best to meet all customer satisfaction with the work that we provide for them we try our best to get customers the best possible cheapest quote we can for them we work for customer satisfaction not our own our target is to work for clients and build up a future relationship with them We have over 25 years of experience in building & roofing, work guttering & fascia & soffits dowpipes from as little as £1,000 There's little we can't do when it comes to building & roofing work Roof repairs Full re-roofing Slate roofing Emergency call outs Re-pointing Velux windows installed Velux window repairs Lead flashing repairs Chimney stack repair Soffit & Fascia Boards Flat roofing Pitched roofs Tiled roofing Felt roof repair All Roof Timber Renewed All (power-washing) jobs undertaken big or small Free scaffolding with every major job at no extra cost we are also proud members of mybuilder.com & Quotatis, we can also be found on Facebook
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BriX ConstructionCertificate of Excellence 2019
Our motto is that no job is too big or small, we will cater to all of your needs to make sure that you get the best service on the market. We will always offer any customer a free no obligation quote to make sure that you completely understand every aspect of the job and are completely happy before any of our technicians go ahead with the work. We will always make sure that quality of any work we produce is never affected by any part of the job, we can guarantee all of our customers that they will receive the best possible service regardless of what has to be done. If you think that BriX Construction could help you today with anything to from Architecture and Planning to a high quality and very competitive Building Service then please contact us.
Weathersure building services LTD.Certificate of Excellence 2019
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Tonkah Property DevelopmentsCertificate of Excellence 2019
Our company Tonkah Property Development, is an established construction company in Slough and Central London areas. We are registered as a private limited company and also accredited by the Federation of the Master Builders. We have carried out work in a number of places in the UK, including places such as Manchester and Birmingham. I have also had contracts out in Turkey and Spain. The great minds at Tonkah Property Developments have invested their valued efforts towards the construction industry through towards the wellbeing of the society at large. We have built a reputation for offering professional services at affordable prices. We have a strong customer base with a testimony of satisfied clients who have expressed their compliments of our competitive pricing, consistent professionalism, and quality results. With a proven track record of producing successful development projects for customers, we are the best choice for bathroom & kitchen refurbs, extensions & roofing repairs and local flooring with solutions that will help our customers realise their vision and ultimately achieve their goals. Our specialist tradesman with decades of experience offers a full suite of professional services and resources that allow us to manage any product of any calibre. Also, with experience, we handle your planning permission applications, advice and assist you in making the best decisions about your project. We offer emergency call outs and our customer-friendly support with the required expertise and tools act with a fast response at the earliest possible time to help you succeed with your plans by replying to all your enquiries. This smart, informed decisions will help increase your project's odds of success. At Tonkah Property Development, we strive for excellent customer service we always put customers forwards. We are not profit-driven but instead aim at providing maximum satisfaction for our customers with our cost-effective prices and services. As a multi-award winning company, we are committed to the highest standards of construction by adopting the best construction practices and design detail to continually deliver exceptional services at every stage of developments for our customers.
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AlanDESIGn PROPERTY SERVICESCertificate of Excellence 2019
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Ealing Roofing
If you are looking for Flat roofing in London visit at Ealing Roofing. We understand that customer satisfaction is the key to the success of any firm. That's why they work hard to ensure that customers receive a quality of roofing and guttering service that continues to build reputation.For further details visit at website.
ADL Build LtdCertificate of Excellence 2019
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Platinum Roofing & Property Repairs
Supreme roofing and guttering ltdCertificate of Excellence 2019
We offer free detailed roof and gutter inspections free no obligation quotes from our team of expert roofers full guarentee on allnour repair work so whether its a new installation or just a minor repair supreme roofing and guttering ltd are always here to help
J.l.hewlett roofingCertificate of Excellence 2019
Builders GBCertificate of Excellence 2015
Builders GB are a professional and highly skilled construction company based in London. At Builders GB the focus is on turn key projects and a full design and build service is offered to clients. Services include; Architecture Planning Consultation Building Advice Loft Conversions House Extensions Basement Conversions Property Refurbishments Property Conversions Plumbing Electrical Party Wall Advice Expert Advice Builders GB offer all services to residential and commercial customers throughout London and the surrounding areas. All work is fully guaranteed for 10 years.
South East roofingCertificate of Excellence 2019
South East Roofing provides an extensive and comprehensive service that satisfies all aspects of roofing & property maintenance, we offer free, honest and friendly advice. We are fully insured. Customer satisfaction is our goal.
Hancock Construction
R S Roofing and property careCertificate of Excellence 2019
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Principle Home Developments LtdCertificate of Excellence 2019
Principle HomeDevelopments Ltd, In partnership with JWT Projects Ltd– specialists in roofing, scaffolding and driveways. Offering a honest and reliable service. No Job Is Too Small!! Our price guarantee ensures that we will beat any like-for-like quotation, along with our work guarantee ensuring a high standard of work, while protecting your pocket. All of our work is carried out by trained operatives with years of experience and extensive qualifications, they are fully insured, polite, clean and tidy. All work includes cost of materials, labour, waste removal, so area will always be left quality complete, safe, clean and tidy. We accept all types of payment methods and will provide headed quotations, and invoices that can be delivered by hand, post or e-mail, whichever suits our customers needs. At Principle Home Developments Ltd we offer a comprehensive range of roofing services all available 'under one roof' while ensuring expertise in flat roofing, pitch roofing, slate, single ply, felt and lead. We can help you with: New Roofs. Roof Repairs. Roof Installation. Fascias Soffits and Guttering. Cladding and Installation (options include various colours of classic wood or new 100% waterproof PVC). Chimney Repair and Servicing. Valley Installation and Repair. Extensions and Loft Conversions. At Principle Home Developments Ltd we also offer a comprehensive range of driveway options that are guaranteed and built to last while creating the perfect first impression for your home or business. From a secure gravel to smooth tarmac driveway, perhaps a beautiful block paved design, or resin bound aggregates. We aim to assist you with all the advice to help you choose the right type of driveway delivering a quality driveway at a competitive price. Principle Driveways will: Choose the right style and materials for your home or business. Use quality materials and expert installers. Ensure all installers are fully trained, polite, professional and adhering to all health and safety requirements. Please do not hesitate to text, call, or e-mail for any advice, queries, discuss quotations, or arrange an appointment. We are here to help. All operatives are fully CSCS Qualified and have extensive experience in their areas of work, these include NVQ's, Diploma's and years or expertise between them. Principle Home Developments Ltd is a registered company of Company's House.
Lionmead RoofingCertificate of Excellence 2019
Our company offers free quotations and professional advice you can trust we undertake all types of roofing and property maintenance work ranging from small repairs to complete rebuilds no job is too small or too big.
Adam UK Construction Ltd
Adam Construction Is a family run business which is very well established . Offering Premier London construction services in the industry. We work in collaboration with our divisional sister company Adam General Building Services Ltd has been established more than 25 Years. Our company offers a friendly service in London, professional and competitive. We specialise in building refurbishments, property renovations and bespoke services. Our quality and workmanship is guaranteed for 12 years. We provide a personal tailored & professional service which over the years has gained much reputation for our high end quality projects. Our service is intended to be both professional and cost-effective. We believe in guiding and helping our clients to realise their full potential from their property, our unique services at Adam Construction tailors for our client's needs or guidance for architectural planning requirement's working closely with local planning authorities on specialist projects. We undertake all types of projects ranging from Residential refurbishments, commercial office and educational projects. We also specialise in Bespoke Projects and working on listed buildings. About Adam UK Construction Ltd We are able to undertake any work within the residential sector from refurbishment, extensions and alterations to bespoke new builds. Adam UK construction Limited are also able to undertake simple maintenance projects with no job being too small. Reasons why our clients choose and use Adam UK Construction *Less Stress – dealing direct with one contractor *Less Time – meeting project deadlines effectively *Less Cost – complete budget control *Less Risk – dedicated, experienced and friendly staff *Less Risk – insured and accredited contractors *Less Risk – no hidden costs *Less Worry – clean build, clean site *Less Worry – over 15 years' experience in implementation and design service Qualifications & accreditations Adam UK Construction take pride in their staff all are highly qualified Experienced in their fields, uniformed. We do not sub-contract our team is in house and cover most of the Building maintenance trades. All our staff fully vetted and CRB checked and fully Insured under our company liability. Gas Safe, plumbers qualified and City & Guilds Qualifications *CSCS (construction Skills) CIS *Considerate Constructors *FMB registered - Federation of Master Builders (76784) *The Guild of Master Craftsmen *TrustMark (Government Endorsed Standards) *Tradesman Liability Insurance covering £2,000,000
Sky Roofs Ltd
Select roofing and buildingCertificate of Excellence 2019
Hi and welcome to select roofing and building, I have been working with select roofing for 10 years. we are a second generation family run company, who have been offering professional roofing and building services to London and surrounding area for over 30 years. Trades 1.Roofer 2.Fascias, Soffits and Guttering Specialist 3.Handyman 4.Fencer Photo gallery +15 About Select roofing ltd Here at select roofing we pride ourselves on our high quality of work and our strong and ever growing reputation within the building/roofing trade and from all our private, commercial and industrial clientele. We understand how important it is to our customers to insure they are employing a reputable roofer so we offer free estimates with no obligation and all our work is fully guranteed, we encourage all of our perspective clients to check our quality of work with references and site visits to see for themselves the undoubted quality of our work. Our services: - all aspects of roofing and general building - complete roof overhauls - torch on felt roofing - flat roofing - pitch roofs - slate/ tile replacement - lead work - chimney work - pointing - ridge bedding/replacement - flashing - all aspects of damp proofing - soffits. Fascia boards, and guttering supplied and fitted. Choose select roofing today for your free no obligation quote and rest assured with the knowledge that you have made the right choice. Insurance Public Liability Insurance Limit of indemnity: £100,000.00 Valid until: 12th Jan 2019
PJO Roofing LTD
J&J decorating and builders we are a family run business with more than 25 years experience in the tradeCertificate of Excellence 2019
We are a family run business with more than 25 years experience in the trade
JR Roofing Hemel Hempstead
Established in 1979, JR Roofing Hemel Hempstead is a full service roofing company that strives to provide roofing services for commercial and domestic customers by providing the finest quality in roofing products and workmanship. Being Fairtrades and Trust Mark accredited, our roofers have the expertise to build new roofs and extensions at competitive prices. Based in Hemel Hempstead we are able to serve the local town as well as surrounding areas. We deal with repair and construction of Felt roofing, Flat roofing, GRP, or traditional pitched roofing. We understand roofing emergencies so if you need to make your roof watertight urgently, we will prioritise call-outs. The attitude of our company is to service our clients fast and ensure quality work at a fair market price. For a free obligation quote on any of our services please call us.
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