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Brismet manufactures the broadest range of welded stainless steel pipe and nickel alloy pipe and tube in North America.

Open since 1964, our steadfast philosophy is to provide a fun, family environment for a memorable experience for all ages and many generations to come. Our 1200’ vertical rise allows Bristol Mountain to reign as the highest vertical between the Adirondack/Laurentian Mountains of the east and the Rocky Mountains of the west. There are 138 acres of total skiable terrain, including 3 km of Nordic trails. Views from the summit and the 35 slopes and trails are breathtaking and provide a variety of inclines for every skier and snowboarder from beginner to expert. During our night operating season, 96% of our trails have lighting. To assure our skiers and snowboarders of the best possible snow conditions, Bristol Mountain is proud of its state-of-the-art snowmaking system which covers 100% of the terrain. In 2014 Bristol Mountain added an Aerial Adventure Park, which includes a Zipline Canopy Tour, 7+ Adventure Courses, and a Kids Adventure Park. In addition to fun Bristol Mountain Aerial Adventures offers a one of a kind group and team bonding experience whether you are planning a corporate retreat or a team get together.

Bristol Music Trust is an independent organisation and registered charity (no. 1140898) created to develop the Colston Hall's artistic programme and promote music and music making in Bristol. Bristol Music Trust is located in Colston Hall Colston Street, Bristol, United Kingdom. Launched in May 2011 Bristol Music Trust is an exciting independent venture with two distinct aims. Colston Hall: The first is to manage the operations of Colston Hall; developing a diverse musical programme, leading a major capital refurbishment programme and securing its commercial success. The Hall presents a wonderful opportunity to build a diverse Music and Arts Centre for the region. Bristol Plays Music: The second aim is to drive forward music across Bristol; working in partnership with city wide organisations; leading on musical education, commissioning new works, supporting local musicians, and promoting music across all communities to build on the vibrant talent already in the city. We want the Bristol music scene to stand out with its own unique culture and internationally renowned reputation.

Bristol Music Trust is an independent organisation and registered charity (no. 1140898) created to develop the Colston Hall's artistic programme and promote music and music making in Bristol. Bristol Music Trust is located in Colston Hall Colston Street, Bristol, United Kingdom. Launched in May 2011 Bristol Music Trust is an exciting independent venture with two distinct aims. Colston Hall: The first is to manage the operations of Colston Hall; developing a diverse musical programme, leading a major capital refurbishment programme and securing its commercial success. The Hall presents a wonderful opportunity to build a diverse Music and Arts Centre for the region. Bristol Plays Music: The second aim is to drive forward music across Bristol; working in partnership with city wide organisations; leading on musical education, commissioning new works, supporting local musicians, and promoting music across all communities to build on the vibrant talent already in the city. We want the Bristol music scene to stand out with its own unique culture and internationally renowned reputation.

Paint Place are leading independent paint shops and paint specialists. The group of Sydney Stores in Penrith, Bexley, Petersham, Gladesville and Merrylands were established in Sydney since 1994, founded by brothers Peter Cipolla & Carmelo Cipolla. Paint Places' market philosophy is to provide our customers with great paint accessories, paint applicators and paint at a great price, and to provide a level of service and advice that is expected from true paint specialists. Paint Place are Australias leading independent group of paint specialists. There are over 117 Paint Place Group stores nationally, stocking all of the major paint brands including Wattyl, Dulux, New Look, Solver Taubmans, Granosite and a full range of painting accessories. Each Paint Place store is locally owned and operated so we can always guarantee you expert advice and professional service. We have trained staff ready to help you with colour advice and step-by-step guidance on how to tackle your painting project, so come in and have a chat with our friendly experts. Visit us online at www.paintworld.com.au

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Bristol Riverside Theatre (BRT) is a professional regional theatre in the historic district of Bristol Borough. The theatre, located in a renovated movie house, combines the excitement of a large stage with the intimacy of a 300-seat theater, along with outstanding lighting and sound technology. Since 1986, BRT has brought consistently acclaimed professional theater to Bucks County and maintained a long-term commitment to finding and developing new plays. BRT has developed such new works as country music star Larry Gatlin’s musicals Alive and Well (And Livin’ in the Land of Dreams) and Texas Flyer; Jules Tasca’s critically acclaimed and Barrymore Award-winning drama The Balkan Women; Mark Medoff’s The Majestic Kid, Garson Kanin’s Happy Ending, and Shielah Rae, Thomas Edward West, and Michele Brourman’s I Married Wyatt Earp. BRT has also brought nationally renowned theater artists to the region in a number of capacities, including Gregory Peck, Micki Grant, Adrian Pasdar, Kim Hunter, John Henry Redwood, Stephen Schnetzer, Keir Dullea, Hugh O’Gorman, Ron Link, Susan Powell, Bethe B. Austin, Aileen Quinn, Rita Taggart, and Richard White. BRT is the recipient of over 84 nominations for the Barrymore Awards for Excellence in Theater, given annually by Theatre Philadelphia. A few of the past winners are Ryan O’Gara, winning for best lighting for Man of La Mancha, Larry Gatlin, winning for the best original music of Texas Flyer, Bethe B. Austin winning for Best Supporting Actress in a musical for Texas Flyer, Jules Tasca, winning the Best New Play Award for The Balkan Women, Brad Little winning for Best Actor in a musical for Evita, Christopher Gatelli winning Outstanding Choreography/Movement in a Musical for Altar Boyz and Douglas Campbell winning for Best Actor in a play for The Dresser. Now in its 35th season, the theatre has grown to produce over 200 performances every year, including five mainstage productions, presented events, a summer music fest series, a play