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High school students in Lenoir County participated in an annual construction project, taking the year to assemble a residential home from scratch.
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So as I said in my intro post, I've just purchased a 2005 Wee Strom, with 360000kms, and with all stock gear, and I'm looking to get some gear for trips in the future.
On my (very long and boring) ride to Canberra last June, my fingers froze. How effective are Barkbusters or other similar products at wind deflection? What are your recommendations?
The bike came with a (and apologies if this isn't the right terminology), a GIVI plate/board for a top box, and Monokey sideracks, but not the actual cases. Are they universal? Or do I need to buy those brands? I've had a bit of a look on the web, and am rather confused by the huge range of options. What would you recommend for a week away for one in terms of 'literage' of the cases? How about a weekend away for 2?
From what I've been reading, the buffeting that I'm coming across seems pretty common to most Strom owners. My previous bike didn't have a windscreen, so I'm used to feeling the full brunt of windforce, but this buffeting is something altogether different. I've tried the (stock) windshield at each of the three height settings, and although the middle option is the better, it's still pretty bad, and I don't think I'd want to do a trip with it. I've been reading a lot about the Maddstad system, what are your thoughts on how successful it is? If it helps, I'm about 190cm tall.
Crash bars....recommendations? I don't plan to drop the bike, but you just never know.
Training courses. I've done a couple of advanced driver/driver safety etc style courses over the years, what is about in NSW (my preference is either the Central Coast or Newcastle, but I'll go to Sydney if need be) that is reputable for improving rider awareness/skills/control etc?
Pillion...part of the reason for buying the Wee Strom, other then it felt like putting a glove on when I sat on it, was so that the wife and I, in time, could do weekend trips on it rather then drive, just to change things up. I've never had, or been, a pillion before, and my wife has never ridden a bike at all. What tips, or advice do you guys have? My thoughts were to just do a couple of local trips..to the shops, to football etc just to get used to it, before venturing out on a trip away.
I have to say though, that so far I love the WeeStrom. Very comfortable, it feels like wearing a glove, and it's so nice to know that if I need the power, that it's there.
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G'day Darth,
Congrats on getting your Wee-strom...you'll find that 36Ks is just about run in and loosened up....I Bought my 07 wee Oct '11 and it had 24,500 k's and now 35,000 ks and have noticed that it has loosened up somewhat since I've had it....jeez..hope that's a good sign
I have the original Suzuki std handhards on mine, not the barkbusters and I find it does keep your hands dry for a good while and a lot warmer when your gloves do get wet.
You Will need some crash bars as even if you drop the bike from a standstill, it'll protect your fairing and paintwork....money well spent in my opinion.
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I highly recommend getting a decent sized topbox and seeing that you already have a givi plate, perhaps that's the brand to get whereas if you can't yet afford to get side hardcases (Givis are pretty expensive) you might first go and get some andy Strapz of Blackwolf soft pannier bags and the racks you have will be ok to strap them on....and will keep them away from the high placed exhaust pipe. I also recommend the Givi T480 tank bag GIVI T480 TANKLOCK - Soft Luggages
You screw a flange to your tank ring and it clips onto the underside of the bag and doesn't come in contact with your tank.....I have one and it was a great investment.....holds heaps of stuff too.
Just to give you an idea of luggage space required, I have a Decent sized RJ's topbox, the large Andy Strapz A bag and my tank bag and it was enough storage for 9 days on the road but that was only solo riding.Even 2 soft expedtion bags strapped onto your sideracks will near double your storage....just be careful of weight distribution if you're taking the Mrs with extra luggage (not trying to be a smartarse here).
Just on a last note before finishing, a few of us get together at least once a Month for a decent day ride around the lower hunter including some good scenic gravel roads...if you're interested in comming up one day, you'd be more than welcome to join us. we are all over 50...just not saying by how much Just keep an eye on the forum and if you see a thread on Newcastle rides...it could be us....we're trying on planning a 2 day ride this Month...keep ya posted.
While you are at it get heated grips.
If that doesn't work it's up to you what you do next.
If you have been riding for a while and would like to improve techniques and ability I would suggest the Advanced Skills Course run by Stay Upright at Eastern Creek. New South Wales | Stay Upright
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congrats on the buy, I have an 09 wee but what I did wrong was buy everything minus the crash bars once I'd dropped it a couple of times I became pretty good at repair an respray.
The Barbusters are just a poor mans version of heated grips get the grips its like heating/air con in your first decent car you dont know how you went without.
Givi is the "stock" accesories that Suzuki use so if you've already got the plate just get the box as well you should pick one up that carries two full face helmets. Panniers Ive found are only good for long trips as your doing but i've used mine once an they've stayed on the shelf ever since. If your t your wife is coming along your probably going to stay in motels anyway so why carry the extra luggage just get a decent tank bag an some back packs.
I have Madstad its good I've tried the stock screen, Eagle super touring an I'll stick with madstad thanx.
About the buffeting chief the madstad deals with this well but once you have a pilion the aerodynamics of the bike changes eg. my pillion had an annoying habit of always leaning on my left an the wind would deflect off her an blow down the back of my neck.
One more thing get an airhawk there cheap an comfortable.
Thanks for the replies guys.
That Tanklock bag looks superb. I'll be investigating that, and a top box first and see how they go before I go ahead and purchase panniers or sideboxes. Good tip on making sure the topbox holds 2 full face helmets too. I hate having to carry mine around uni, and it makes sense, especially as I plan to carry a pillion to be able to put both of them away.
Cheers for the invite Dave. I'd be interested in meeting up and getting out of the regular riding routines (to and from work/football/uni/shops etc).
Is there anything around that offers both wind and crash protection? The concept of heated hand grips is exciting, having ridden to Canberra in June with out any wind protection. Any advise on a particular brand/model for that?
I'll be trying your idea of the hose sections before I spend money on windshields. Thanks for the heads up.
Thanks for the heads up on the Stay Upright courses. The courses look great, and to be honest, I'd probably start with the basic course and work my way up.
The Airhawk looks good, I'll look into it if I find that the seat gets uncomfortable on long trips.
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What will or won't fit inside a top box has nothing whatsoever to do with what it written on the sales brochure. Helmets come in all shapes and sizes and just because the ones my kids wear fit doesn't mean than my two helmets will both fit or that either of mine plus my wife's will fit.
Try before you buy if that is important to you.
Hello Darth
Reference the buffeting. Certainly give Kiwis hosepipe idea a go. If that fails to satisfy, I dumped the standard one, which everyone seemed to agree was hopeless, and got a Givi. No more buffet, the difference was simply amazing. Turned a very uncomfortable ride into pure joy.
Heated hands grips - absolutely. A lovely luxury.
Crash bars - an absolute definite must. I ride very conservatively and never thought I would drop my bike. well I have dropped it 3 times now, 2 low speed, and one at about 50kmh. On all 3 I nearly cried at the thought of the damage I might have done to my beautiful spotless machine. First two times - not one single tiny minute scratch. I was pleasantly and extremely dumbfounded. 2 weeks ago when I stacked in the hills and busted my ankle west of Canberra (see my Skaty Strom thread)' I came off in the gravel doing 50 ish. The scratches I put on the plastic guards I believe we're only inflicted when I had to grab the bike and drag it two feet through the gravel to get it away from the dirt mound it was up against which was preventing me from righting the bike. So it bites the dust at 50kmh, and then gets dragged by me through the gravel, and not one single teeny tiny scratch on the tank, and the scratches in the plastic guards are severely minor. CRASH BARS? Essential if you love your Strom.
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Men's Basketball Gives #19 Barton All They Can Handle in 76-68 Loss Monday Night
January 21, 2013
WILSON, N.C. - Host and #19 Barton College needed a fight on Monday night to take a 76-68 victory over visiting Pfeiffer University in Conference Carolinas men's basketball action in the Wilson Gym. The win pushes the Bulldogs to 12-2 overall, 7-1 in league play while sending the Falcons to 3-13, 1-8.
In the first half, Barton opened things up 21-2 run midway through the period. A David McNair tip-in would cut the lead down to 10 with 4:40 to play before the half, but steady pressure by the Bulldogs would lead to a 15-point, 42-27 lead at the break.
Pfeiffer would chip away in the second half getting the lead down to seven at the 11:49 mark of the second after a Jerod Wallace layup before an 8-1 Barton run stretch the lead back to 14 with 7:35 to play. Again, Pfeiffer would battle back trimming the lead down to seven once again, this time on three different occassions, the last with a pair of Wallace free throws with 2:49 remaining.
Montez Singleton would get the Falcons as close as they would get at six, 72-66, with a layup at the 1:17 mark. Singleton then committed a foul 12 seconds later leading to a pair of Gerald Boston free throws aiding in the eight-point win.
Josh Humphrey would lead all scorers on the night dropping 21 on the Bulldogs finishing a board shy of a double-double. AJ Clark would finish with 19 points for the second-straight game tying his career high. Boston was one of five Barton players in double-figures leading the way with 13. Pfeiffer outshot Barton 44% to 40% from the field but fell by a dozen in the rebound category 44-32.
Pfeiffer will now return home to take on Coker Thursday night inside the Merner Gym. Live stats/video will be available through http://www.gofalconsports.com.


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The 2009 Inc. 500: The Top Latino and Hispanic-Run Companies
Alexander Anthony & Albert Fernandez, Co-founders, Northern Capital Insurance, No. 1Mary Ellen Trevino, Owner, P3S Corporation, No. 17Bruno Almeida, CEO, US Media Consulting, No. 74Michael Cabrera, CEO, C&I Engineering, No. 102Tony Jimenez, CEO, MicroTech, No. 176Jose Caballer, co-CEO, The Groop, No. 204Daniel Sandoval, CEO, Source Technologies, No. 247Thiago Davila, CEO, US Aluminum Services, No. 253Jose Villa, CEO, Sensis, No. 368Wil Martinez and JB Aleman, Managing Partners, Meridian Partners, No. 447Hiram Machado, President, AdaQuest, No. 485
Co-founders of this year's No. 1 Inc. 500 company, Alexander Anthony and Albert Fernandez are both of Cuban descent. Fernandez was born in Havana and immigrated to the U.S. with his family at age four. Anthony was born in Newark, N.J. shortly after his family arrived in the U.S. from Cuba in 1964. Before starting Northern Capital Insurance together in 2003, they ran a 900-person security-guard company, which they sold once they realized there was a greater need for quality insurance carriers in hurricane-battered Florida.
The daughter of a Mexican immigrant mother and American father, Mary Ellen Trevino grew up in Port Isabel -- a town on the Texas-Mexico border -- under difficult financial circumstances. Her father was a stroke victim and unable to work, so Trevino studied hard in high school and earned a scholarship to attend college at St. Mary's University. She went on to get her MBA and began a career in the federal sector. She started P3S Corporation in 2005 to provide a variety of business solutions to the federal government.
Born and raised in Brazil, Bruno Almeida came to the United States during high school when his father got transferred to Miami for his job. He graduated from the University of Miami and became interested in the field of media planning. Although Almeida didn't return to his native Brazil as he had once hoped, US Media Consulting keeps him close to his roots. The company provides advertising and consulting services to clients trying to reach the Latin American and Hispanic markets.
Michael Cabrera was born on an Indian reservation in Toppenish, Wash.; his parents were migrant farm workers from Mexico. The second of eight children, Cabrera had to work in the fields to help support his family. Later, he put himself through college and received a degree in electrical engineering. After 20 years of working in the industry, Cabrera decided to branch out on his own and started C&I Engineering in 1999.
Tony Jimenez's Hispanic identity has always played a central role in his career. MicroTech, which Jimenez started in 2004 after a celebrated 24 years of service in the military, has received numerous awards, including being named the fastest-growing Hispanic-owned private company by Hispanic Business. Staying true to his veteran roots, MicroTech provides a variety of IT and technical services to federal government and private sector clients. Jimenez was born in the U.S., but traces his ancestry to Spain, Puerto Rico, and Cuba.
Growing up, Jose Caballer lived in both Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic. He went to college in the U.S. at the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, Calif., where he helped found the first Hispanic student union at the school. Pursuing his passion for design, he founded The Groop, a digital design agency that creates marketing products for PCs, mobile devices, and TV.
Daniel Sandoval is a New Mexican native with Hispanic heritage. His ancestors first settled in New Mexico in 1598 and many descendants of the family still live there today. Sandoval started Source Technologies out of his home in 2004 providing commercial engineering services. Today, the company is a recognized Hispanic-owned company and has expanded its services to include energy services and alternative fuels development. It is headquartered in Albuquerque, New Mexico, with offices in Dallas, Houston, and Bakersfield.
From his first trip to the U.S. at the age of 16, Thiago Davila knew he wanted to immigrate to the country. As soon as he turned 18, Davila left his small hometown near Sao Paulo, Brazil and started college at The University of Central Florida. During that time, he began working as an installer for aluminum contractors, which ultimately led him to start US Aluminum Services, his own installation business at the age of 22.
When Jose Villa started kindergarten in the U.S., he didn't speak any English. The son of Cuban immigrants who fled Castro's regime in the 1960s, Villa's family had nothing when they arrived in the country. Villa went from humble beginnings to becoming a graduate of Harvard University and receiving his MBA from Wharton. Now he runs Sensis, a full-service advertising agency that he started in 1998, and uses his Cuban-American background to bring a fresh perspective to the advertising industry.
Wil Martinez grew up in a small town in Puerto Rico and moved permanently to the U.S. when he got accepted to MIT. JB Aleman was born in the U.S. to Cuban immigrants and attended college at the University of Florida. Both Martinez and Aleman settled in the Miami community, where they founded Meridian Partners together, a company that helps public sector organizations manage IT functions. Martinez and Aleman also serve as mentors to Hispanic-American youth in the Miami area.
Growing up in an impoverished area of Rio De Janeiro, Brazil, Hiram Machado started working at age 13 to help support his family and pay for school fees. He learned first hand the drive of an entrepreneur while working for his uncle in the auto repair shop he owned. Later, while attending university in Brazil, Machado took night classes to learn English so he could land his first real job as a software localization engineer. That job eventually led him to a lucrative position at Microsoft and ultimately to the decision to start AdaQuest, where Machado works with IT companies to adapt their products to non-English-speaking markets.
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Bismarck du Plessis has used the World Cup to enhance his reputation as the world's No 1 hooker.
Du Plessis made an immediate impact for the Boks when he came off the bench in their World Cup opener against Wales, helping to turn a 16-10 deficit into a 17-16 victory.
'To have a replacement hooker like Du Plessis coming off your bench is something no team in world rugby can match and is a massive weapon,' Wales coach Warren Gatland said after the game. 'He really put himself about in the time he was on. I'd say he was probably their most influential sub. I'm glad we didn't have to play against him for longer.'
In the latest SA Rugby magazine – a 172-page bumper edition – we analyse Du Plessis' season and lament the fact that he's been relegated to the Bok bench to accommodate captain John Smit.
Also in the new issue:
– Conrad Smith and Ma'a Nonu are totally different players but together they form a potent midfield combination
– Wallabies coach Robbie Deans took a big gamble when he made James Horwill his new captain, just three weeks before the World Cup
– Heinrich Brüssow used the home leg of the Tri-Nations to fight his way into the Springboks' World Cup squad
– How Bryan Habana rediscovered his form ahead of the World Cup
– Manu Tuilagi has brought muscle to England's midfield
– Thirteen years after making his England debut, Jonny Wilkinson is still setting the example for his team-mates
– Having been left out of Ireland's squad for the 2007 World Cup, Tommy Bowe made sure the selectors couldn't ignore him in 2011
– Outgoing France coach Marc Lievremont will be remembered for his conservative approach to the game, odd selections and public outbursts
– Western Province flank Siya Kolisi has made the most of his opportunities in this year's Currie Cup
– Sharks wing Sibusiso Sithole wants to refine his game
– Jaco Taute has all the attributes required to play at the highest level
– There's something special about Johann Sadie
– Clint Newland and Ross Kennedy are playing an important part in EP's rugby renaissance
– A host of players are representing their adopted countries at this year's World Cup
– The Webb Ellis Cup is closely guarded when it travels around the world, but that wasn't always the case
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In the garden
Planting perennials
Fall is the time to plant perennials including herbs. Because some favorites like basil and parsley are annuals planted in the spring, it's easy to forget that many herbs can be planted in the fall and enjoyed until Thanksgiving, or if the weather is mild like last year, all winter long. And herbs can always be planted in pots and brought inside.
"Now is a very good time to get perennial herbs in the ground," says Nicole Schermerhorn, co-owner of A Thyme to Plant at Lavender Fields Herb Farm. "It's cool enough that you want to be outside working in your garden, but still warm enough for the herbs."
"Typically we're also getting enough rain at this time of the year," adds Schermerhorn, "and you're home from vacation now so you can take care of your herbs and begin using them."
Hardy perennials to plant now include rosemary, sage, thyme, chives, fennel, mints, and parsley. The fennel and the mint will die back over the winter but come back in the spring.
"Planting now allows the herbs to establish roots over the winter," says Schermerhorn. "They'll flush out new growth in the spring."
Herbs can be planted in dedicated herb gardens, mixed with vegetables, or added to flower beds and borders. Their various textures and colors can be very attractive, and many people enjoy putting fragrant herbs along walks or driveways where they can easily be touched to release their scents. Culinary herbs should be planted near your kitchen so that harvesting them is easy and convenient. You'll use them more often.
In choosing a site, remember that most herbs require full sun, from 4 to 6 hours a day minimum, good drainage, and good air circulation. Good drainage is so important that Schermerhorn recommends planting herbs in raised beds.
"Clay soil," she says, "does not provide good drainage." She recommends a planting medium of one-third organic matter such as compost, one-third topsoil, and one-third builders' sand.
"Make sure it's builders' sand," says Schermerhorn. "It won't compact like play sand so it adds drainage."
Don't mulch herbs. "We put a handful of organic compost around our plants to dress them up and improve the soil," says Schermerhorn.
"Herbs do not like wet feet, and all mulch does in winter is keep their feet wet."
In fact, most herbs are considered drought-tolerant, though some moisture is needed during dry spells to keep the plants growing. In general, annuals require more moisture than perennials.
Herbs also don't require much fertilizer. Over-fertilizing an herb can produce growth that is too rapid, making the plant more susceptible to disease or insect problems and diluting the concentration of essential oils that produce the taste in culinary herbs. Herbs in pots are the exception. They should be lightly fertilized once a month during their growing season.
Using your herbs is important to keeping them healthy. Evergreen herbs can be cut and enjoyed in recipes or vases all winter.
"Herbs are designed to be used," says Schermerhorn. "Cutting them encourages new growth, so keep using your herbs."
Holman student named Miss Va. Coed Junior Teen
Holman Middle School student Victoria Nguyen recently was named Miss Virginia American Coed Junior Teen after competing in the Miss Virginia American Coed pageant in Williamsburg. She was the youngest competitor in her division. Nguyen now will advance to represent Virginia at the 2015 Miss American Junior Teen Pageant at Walt Disney World in Florida in November. > Read more.
Companion Extraordinaire to honor veterans May 14
Companion Extraordinaire Home Care and Skilled Services will be honoring veterans and current military members May 14 at 11 a.m. The event will take place at 5311 Lakeside Avenue.
Companion Extraordinaire dedicated a hall in its new Lakeside office as a "Wall of Honor" and will be presenting 13 military service men and women with certificates as well as placing their service photos on the wall.
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Henrico student among 3 vying for national $10,000 scholarship
Public vote open through Friday to select winner
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Henrico resident Haley Malloy is one of three national finalists for a $10,000 scholarship, whose winner will be determined by the vote of the public.
Malloy is a finalist for The Goddard School Anthony A. Martino Scholarship, which is open annually to any high school junior or senior who graduated from a Goddard School pre-kindergarten or kindergarten program. Applicants are evaluated based upon the work ethic and perseverance they have demonstrated – two key characteristics of Martino, the founder of the Goddard School franchise system. > Read more.
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Music lovers unite! There are several great concerts this weekend beginning with Innsbrook After Hours who will be kicking off their 30th season with Foreigner, Lee Brice, and Rusted Root & The Wailers. The Richmond Women's Chorus will present "Let Freedom Sing" at the Henrico Theatre tonight; The Taters will perform tomorrow at The Tin Pan; and the Richmond Choral Society will present "Sentimental Journey III" on Sunday at the Henrico Theatre. For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
More than monkey business
Disneynature's 'Monkey Kingdom' is its strongest yet
"Did you know monkeys could swim?" asks Tina Fey in Monkey Kingdom. While she's asking, a toque macaque (a two foot-long monkey with red-white fur and great hair) breast-strokes under the surface of a pond, yanking out lily pad flowers by her teeth and dragging them ashore to munch later.
Turns out monkeys can swim. And slide down telephone poles. And do the thing from Flashdance where you bring down a cascade of water on your head and shake it off in slow-motion.
All will happen in Monkey Kingdom, the eighth film in nine years from Disneynature, Disney's wildlife documentary outlet. > Read more.
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Relax this holiday weekend with Fridays Uncorked at Southern Season – taste wines from the Roman Empire! Or at James River Cellars who is hosting "Experience Virginia" – sample Virginia wine, beer, cider and mead. And what goes better with wine than strawberries – an annual tradition in Varina, the Gallmeyer Farms' Strawberry Fields Festival is tomorrow. Other fun happenings this weekend include: "A Little Princess" at The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen; weekly dance at American Legion Post 125; and National Theatre Live's "Man and Superman" at the University of Richmond. For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
Henrico student finishes 7th in Scripps National Spelling Bee
Business donates over-stove fire extinguishers to Henrico Div. of Fire
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The body of a Concord Township man who had been missing since April 4 was found Tuesday by the Highland County Sheriff's Office.
Kenneth A. Shafer, of the Sugar Tree Ridge community, had been missing since the evening of April 4 when he was last seen at his Concord Township home, the sheriff's office said in a press release late last Friday. The sheriff's office said that circumstances surrounding events on April 4 led to an investigation into Shafer's disappearance.
Shafer's body was found Tuesday in a remote wooded area in Concord Township, a press release that was issued Wednesday by the sheriff's office said. His body was transported to the Montgomery County Coroner's Office for an autopsy.
Sheriff Richard Warner said investigators have found nothing to lead them to believe that Shafer's death was suspicious.
"There is nothing out of the ordinary, nothing apparent that we've seen as far as (the death) being suspicious or a suicide," Warner said.
The sheriff said the fact that Shafer left some personal items behind, including his cell phone and keys, when he originally came up missing was what initiated an investigation.
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My family and I evacuated to Houston during Hurricane Katrina and we though "Hey, we're safe here." Then here came Hurricane Rita and we watched Houstonians pile into their cars and create the biggest traffic jam in history as they ran from that storm. Their fear? The natural floodplains in the city due to the bayous upon which Houston was built.
Does that mean Houston is not safe?
Using natural disasters as an excuse to be cautious in your business dealings is foolish. You cannot predict the future and you can't say when there'll be another Great Chicago Fire or super nor'easter that dumps 20 feet of snow on Boston. Should we forget those 2 cities and force those folks to leave?
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A disturbing new trend—"pet flipping"—has been getting a lot of attention this week.
Pet flipping involves a criminal picking up a pet, either by stealing the animal or claiming to be the pet parent of a missing pet, and then quickly selling the animal for a profit. Is your blood boiling yet? It gets worse!
According to Time, pet flipping is on the rise in cities including Kansas City, St. Louis and Indianapolis. The stolen dogs are often purebred and very valuable. In March, an Indianapolis man was arrested after a three-month investigation found he had been stealing dogs for years, mostly purebred German Shepherds, Rottweilers and Pit Bulls.
"Many of these pets are housed in puppy mill-like conditions until they can be flipped—no food or water, caged and sick," Dawn Contos, of Indianapolis Animal Care and Control, said in an interview following the arrest.
For tips on finding a lost pet, please visit our pet care section.
We'll be on Katie on Monday, July 22 to talk about pet flipping. Check your local listings and tune in!
I have few words in response to this post other than to say I am concerned that this woman has been allowed to have children. The details of her post can't be addressed because the level of ignorance is so high. We do live in a country where anyone is allowed to breed, but I am concerned that there are so many "like her" out there. Sorry to make this so personal, but you put it out there cookie. This is precisely what is wrong with the whole pet-for-purchase industry. Hopefully her kids will watch a lot of Discovery Channel or go to a great school where they are educated beyond the mentality that exists here.....
Dead accurate, Anonymous! It's impossible to penetrate people who are this clueless.
my first pet was a cat I picked up on the streets that had been abandoned when her owners moved away. I took her in and she gave me more love than I could have hoped for. she wound up testing positive for hyperactive Thyroid Disease 3 years later and 2 years after that her medical conditions worsened and I had to have her put to sleep. I adopted my next cat from my shelter in 2008 she has given me just as much love but soon after I adopted her I discovered she has skin allergies. I take her to the groomer several times a year and to the vet for really bad flare ups. I think it's worth it for the amount of love she gives. I recently bought a pure bred Chinese Crested Dog from a breeder. she wouldn't let me come to her home but said to make it "easier" would meet me half way to show me the dog. when I saw this dog I knew right away he wasn't worth the price she was asking but the condition he was in I just couldn't walk away and leave him to suffer in her care. so I bought him and have paid out an additional $500 and counting in vet bills. not to mention he is so unsocialized that he sticks by my side and barks at anyone else that tries to go near him. I think he's going to be a great dog after his vetting and training are done. my point is, I've spent far less on animals from the street and shelter than I have on one from a breeder. if I knew how I would report the breeder so that she's put out of business and unable to do this to other dogs. at least when you get an animal from the shelter you know you have at least a little work ahead of you. when you buy from a breeder paying hundreds of dollars you expect a very healthy well adjusted animal and we're just not getting that. I know I'll probably never buy from a breeder again. I suggest to anyone that's thinking of buying from a breeder to insist on a check of the home the animal was kept. also she gave me his vet records but my vet said she wrote them out herself and at least some of it was a lie. so when someone provides you with a vet record book of the animal make sure it has a vet's name, phone number and address on it. call the phone number to make sure it's a real number before you buy. no matter where you buy or adopt an animal they will have some medical issues in their life and require regular vaccinations. they need toys, food and time(your time.)
I can't get over the fact that you really believe that. I have got wonderful dogs from the shelter and will always go that route.
I can't get over the fact that you really believe that. I have got wonderful dogs from the shelter and will always go that route.
I doubt your story is 100% true first off. And there are plenty of awesome dogs in shelters, I am blessed to have one in my life. If you aren't willing to commit to a dog and work with them through the bad you have no business getting one. And how much you pay for a dog does not reflect the type of personality it will have, you could pay hundreds for a pure breed puppy and it turn out to have behavioral problems. Puppy mills should NEVER be legal, it is disgusting to profit off of animals that way and disgusting anyone would advocate they stay legal.
Wow! Why get a pet if you would like to get rid of him as soon as he gets sick or shows other problems?? Get a stuffed animal!!!!


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ELKHART LAKE, Wis. (September 18, 2013) – Rainfall kept any SafeRacer provisional pole positions from changing hands on Wednesday at the 50th SCCA® National Championship Runoffs® at Road America, though the sun shone through by the completion of the second day of qualifying.
Early morning rains inundated the 14-turn, four-mile race track, and only 13 of the 58 E Production and GT-Lite moved onto the track. All morning long, each time the track began to dry, another shower soaked the asphalt. After a picture perfect qualifying day on Monday, none of the 14 classes on track before lunch saw significant traffic.
By the early afternoon, the sun had poked through the clouds and the track started to dry. Rick Harris, of Longmont, Colo., was the first to make a major gain in his F Production No. 8 Jesse Prather Motorsports/Hoosier Mazda Miata. Harris, after rear suspension issues on Monday, turned a lap of 2:36.161 to move from 27th to seventh on the grid.
Jeff Loughead, of Darien, Ill., moved from 14th to the second row of the grid in Formula Vee, knocking three seconds off of his Monday time in the No. 8 Hoosier Tire/L.L. Loughead, DDS Vortech CR04/Volkswagen. Loughead's time of 2:42.071 moves him to third on the grid with one more day of qualifying remaining.
Formula Atlantic, the final group of the day, saw the top of its time charts rearranged. Sedat Yelkin, of Canfield, Ohio, improved his provisional SafeRacer pole time to a 2:01.836 (118. 192 mph) in the No. 75 Everclear Swift 014a/Toyota. Keith Grant, of Germantown, Tenn., and Michael Mallinen, of Liberty Lake, Wash., moved from 16th and 18th place to second and third, respectively during the session. Grant's No. 40 Polestar/Hoosier Swift 014a/Toyota turned a lap of 2:02.672, while Mallinen's No. 71 Swan Racing/MAZDASPEED Motorsports Swift 016a/Mazda posted a 2:02.977 on his final lap of the session.
All 28 classes will get one more 30-minute qualifying session on Thursday for the final chances at a SafeRacer Pole Award and to set the grids for National Championship races on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Follow all the live timing and scoring at www.scca.com/runoffs. Live Twitter stream is available @SCCALive. Follow this week's activities on Facebook at www.facebook.com/SCCAOfficial.
The 50th SCCA National Championship Runoffs®, The Pinnacle of American Motorsports, will crown Sports Car Club of America's Club Racing National Champions at Road America, Friday, September 20 through Sunday, September 22.
Each race will be broadcast live on www.speedcastTV.com.
ELKHART LAKE, Wis. – Provisional polesitters following Wednesday's qualifying sessions for this week's 50th SCCA National Championship Runoffs at Road America, with class: provisional pole sitter, hometown, car, fastest time (speed); second place driver, hometown, car, fastest time (speed). * - Denotes better than existing track record.
American Sedan: Tom Sloe, Newbury, Ohio, Ford Mustang, 2:26.570 (98.247); Andy McDermid, Howell, Mich., Ford Mustang, 2:27.632 (97.540).
*B-Spec: Joel Weinberger, Hinsdale, Ill., MAZDA2, 2:54.936 (82.316); Shawn Young, Bensenville, Ill., MAZDA2, 2:55.153 (82.214).
*C Sports Racing: Lee Alexander, Las Vegas, Nev., Stohr WF1/Suzuki, 1:59.638 (120.363); Jason Miller, Sheboygan Falls, Wis., WynnFurst/Kohler, 2:01.815 (118.212).
D Sports Racing: Chris Farrell, Salt Lake City, Utah, Stohr WF1/Suzuki, 2:01.662 (118.361); Tom Bootz, Evansville, Ind., Stohr WF1/Suzuki, 2:04.205 (115.937).
E Production: Aaron Downey, Rossmoor, Calif., Mazda RX-3, 2:29.795 (96.131); Jim Daniels, Germantown, Tenn., Mazda Miata, 2:29.995 (96.003).
F Production: Mark Carpenter, Charlotte, N.C., Acura Integra, 2:33.193 (93.999); Kevin Ruck, Delaware, Ohio, Acura Integra, 2:33.304 (93.931).
H Production: Lawrence Loshak, Grafton, Wis., Honda CRX, 2:41.750 (89.026); Jay Griffin, Titusville, Fla., Honda CRX, 2:43.003 (88.342).
*Formula 500: James Weida, West Lafayette, Ind., Scorpion S1/Rotax, 2:21.517 (101.755); Michael Mueller, Plymouth, Wis., Red Devil/Rotax, 2:21.715 (101.612).
*Formula 1000: Lawrence Loshak, Grafton, Wis., JDR F1000/Suzuki, 2:04.786 (115.398); Jeremy Hill, Toronto, Ont., Photon VD07/Suzuki, 2:05.587 (114.662).
Formula Atlantic: Sedat Yelkin, Canfield, Ohio, Swift 014a/Toyota, 2:03.089 (116.989); Jason Byers, Livonia, Mich., Swift 014a/Toyota, 2:03.633 (116.473).
Formula Continental: Peter Portante, Plainville, Conn., Van Diemen RF01/Ford, 2:11.394 (109.594); Christopher Miller, Edina, Minn., Van Diemen/Ford, 2:11.721 (109.322).
Formula Enterprises: Scott Rettich, Camden, Ohio, Formula Enterprises/Mazda, 2:13.403 (107.944); Denny Marklein, Dodgeville, Wis., Formula Enterprises/Mazda, 2:16.425 (105.942).
Formula F: Tim Kautz, Geneva, Ill., Piper DF3D/Honda, 2:21.221 (101.968); Reid Hazelton, Burlington, Wis., Van Diemen RF92/Ford, 2:21.375 (101.857).
Formula Mazda: Doug Peterson, Bonita Springs, Fla., Star Formula Mazda, 2:16.042 (105.850); Alan McCallum, Houston, Texas, Star Formula Mazda, 2:16.424 (105.553).
Formula Vee: Michael Varacins, Burlington, Wis., Speedsport AM-5/Volkswagen, 2:41.293 (89.279); Brad Stout, Webster Groves, Mo., Vortech/Volkswagen, 2:41.782 (89.007).
GT-1: Cliff Ebben, Appleton, Wis., Ford Mustang, 2:03.917 (116.207); Michael Lewis, Poway, Calif., Jaguar XKR, 2:03.943 (116.182).
*GT-2: Andrew Aquilante, Chester Springs, Pa., Chevrolet Corvette, 2:14.320 (107.207); Trent Hindman, Ocean, N.J., Porsche GT3 Cup, 2:14.460 (107.095).
GT-3: Mike Henderson, Alpine, Calif., Mazda RX-7, 2:23.405 (100.415); Joe Kristensen, London, Ont., Acura RSX, 2:23.907 (100.065).
GT-Lite: Robert Lentz, Chantilly, Va., Nissan Sentra SER, 2:33.281 (93.945); Bob Clark, Glendale, Wis., Honda CRX, 2:35.389 (92.671).
*Spec Miata: Jim Drago, Memphis, Tenn., Mazda Miata, 2:41.862 (88.965); Craig Berry, Tyler, Texas, Mazda Miata, 2:42.250 (88.752).
Spec Racer Ford: Brian Schofield, Lakeland, Fla., Spec Racer Ford, 2:37.974 (91.154); Mike Miserendino, Bakersfield, Calif., Spec Racer Ford, 2:38.041 (91.116).
Sports 2000: Mark Mercer, Aurora, Colo., Lola 90/91/Ford, 2:18.276 (104.140); Tony Sleath, Dearborn, Mich., Carbir CS2/Ford, 2:16.426 (103.255).
*Super Touring Lite: Rob Huffmaster, Clarkston, Mich., Mazda RX-8, 2:32.995 (94.121); Jim Drago, Memphis, Tenn., Mazda Miata, 2:33.996 (93.509).
Super Touring Under: Marc Hoover, Cameron Park, Calif., Mazda Miata, 2:24.693 (99.521); Elivan Goulart, Shelton, Conn., Lotus Exige, 2:26.644 (98.197).
*Touring 1: Andrew Aquilante, Chester Springs, Pa., Chevrolet Corvette, 2:14.673 (106.926); David Pintaric, Canfield, Ohio, Dodge Viper ACR-X, 2:19.666 (103.103).
* Touring 2: Kurt Rezzetano, Phoenixville, Pa., Ford Mustang GT, 2:24.619 (99.572); Andy Wolverton, Papillion, Neb., Chevrolet Corvette, 2:24.722 (99.501).
*Touring 3: Chad Gilsinger, Marysville, Ohio, Acura TL, 2:31.631 (94.967); Chris Puskar, Charlotte, N.C., Honda S2000, 2:16.427 (94.143).
*Touring 4: Michael Scornavacchi, Matthews, N.C., Ford Mustang, 2:40.493 (89.724); Greg Vandersluis, North Olmstead, Ohio, Ford Mustang, 2:16.428 (88.994).
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Since its inception in the 1800s mosaic cement floor tiles have provided an unsurpassed living experience, embellishing mansions, palaces, temples, and important public buildings throughout Europe and America. World-renowned architects and designers have made use of hydraulic cement floor tile in many of their master architectural works. Antoni Gaudí one the greatest Spanish architects of all time, utilized them extensively on several of his commissioned projects.
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In the early 20th Century, there was a rapid expansion in the use of mosaic cement tiles. Historians attribute the popularity to the Art Nouveau style of architecture, which is characterized by highly stylized, flowing curvilinear designs that often incorporate floral and other plant-inspired motifs. Europe was the central stage for the adoption of cement floor tiles. Later the tiles were introduced to Latin America, and the United States during the Spanish Revival Architectural Period of the 1920s and 1930s that took place in California.
The test of time has proven that encaustic cement floor tiles have an everlasting impression. Mosaic cement tiles can be found in many parts of Europe, particularly in France and Spain. For instance, Gaudí's private home in Barcelona is fully covered with cement floor tiles. In many of his works, Gaudí uses handcrafted cement tile as an important element of functionality and beauty. Casa Batlló, built between the years of 1904 and 1906, has cement floor tiles decorating many of its rooms, passageways, and terraces. This unique house is now a historic landmark in Barcelona, located in Pasaig de Gracia.
References of the embracement of hydraulic cement floor tiles, also referred as Victorian encaustic tiles, are also found in American historic states in California. The Kamins House in Beverly Hills displays handcrafted cement tiles in an open-air living room adjacent to the dinning terrace. Simultaneously, this element of architecture was also well adopted in Latin America. The floor tiles can be seen in many haciendas and churches throughout Mexico. They can be found as far away as Rio de Janeiro in Brazilian villas.
During the 1960s, the industrialization of mass-produced tiles and their accessibility to the markets almost caused the disappearance of the use and making of mosaic cement floor tiles. However, the timeless appeal of these tiles is once again gaining prominence. In recent years, some construction companies, interior designers, architects, and homeowners have found a particular interest of incorporating this high quality artwork into their projects. Because of the versatility of cement tiles, they are being used in classic, as well as contemporary, and modernist settings.
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|You may order samples online or by phone. Sample must be purchased and shipping charges apply. When ordering samples please keep in mind there is no guarantee tile samples will match future orders due to the handmade process.
|The Cement floor tiles are handcrafted using a hydraulic press and a mould to apply a multi-colored pattern, the tiles are made one at a time, and composed of three layers. The top layer is the decorated surface about 1/8 in. thick, made from a mixture of gray cement, marble sand and pigments. The second layer, the intermediate layer, is about 1/8 in. and made of a mixture grey Poland cement and sand; it function is to absorb the excess water from the top layer. The third, base layer is approximately 1/2 in. thick and is made of a mixture of grey Portland cement, regular cement and sand; its porosity makes it easy for the tiles to adhere to the floor during installation.
|Tile Thickness
|5/8" thick. As with any handcrafted tile differences in product thickness and overall dimensions will vary from piece to piece. Since these tiles are not fired in kilns as ceramic tiles, the variations in size are minimal.
|Surface imperfections, color variations, and slight color run offs are intrinsic, since each color is apply by hand. Color tone variation is dependent on the natural pigments and as everything in nature, the color deposits change depending on the extraction site. Mexican Hydraulic Cement Tiles are flat and soft. Should always be stored in a dry and covered environment. If the tiles come in contact with any liquid when the tiles are still in the box, the surface finish may be damage. This can be caused by the liquid itself or by the carton boxes releasing color pigments on to the tiles. Is a cement-based product and may present efflorescence. The tiles are not perfect and may present chipped edges, nicks and variations in texture. The cement floor tiles are highly porous, and easily absorbs liquids. Must be sealed with a penetrating sealer and or a topical/surface sealer.
|Recommended Grout Type
|use a non-sanded grout.
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|Industry standard recommends adding on 5-10% additional tile to the tile needed to account for waste, special cuts, or other unforeseen problems. This is particularly important in complex installations.
|Tierrayfuego.com strongly recommends consulting a experienced licensed contractor for the installation of your mosaic cement floor tiles. There are many variables that can go wrong when installing cement tiles that an experienced tile installer can better deal with any issues, and should provide advice for the proper care and maintenance of your tile flooring.
|Before making any arrangements for the installation with your tile installer or contractor, make sure that you thoroughly inspect your order of floor tiles from Tierra y Fuego. Check for quantities, designs, colors, and damage that may have occurred during transit. If you notice any discrepancies call Tierra y Fuego\'s customer service line at 1-877-945-4900.
|How to Order Tile Samples
|You may order samples online or by phone. Sample must be purchased and shipping charges apply. When ordering samples please keep in mind there is no guarantee tile samples will match future orders do to the handmade process.
|The Following instructions are provided as a courtesy only. Tierra y Fuego cannot be held responsible or accountable for information derived from the use of these instructions. Contact your professional tile installer for advice.
|Suitable Usage for Cement Floor Tiles
|All residential floor and wall, and commercial floor and wall applications.
|• Suitable for interior floors and walls when proper installation methods are followed.
|• Exterior applications with moderate climate. If exterior use, seal a penetrating sealer containing UV protection and follow sealer manufacture instructions for application and durability.
|• Mexican Mosaic Cement Floor Tiles are ideal for Mexican, Spanish, Southwestern, or Mediterranean style architecture.
|• Outdoor use is subject to climate change. Mosaic Cement Floor Tiles tiles are NOT frost proof.
|How to Install Cement Floor Tiles
|Before you begin any prep work, take a few minutes to inspect your Mexican Cement tile flooring. Open up the crates and check the boxes for damage. The procedure of installing cement floor tiles is similar to techniques used when installing natural terra-cotta tiles or natural stone.
|• Floor Preparation: Concrete surfaces to be tiled must be flat, structurally sound, dry and free from oil, grease, dust, loose paint, sealers or curing compounds. Remove baseboards and or any contaminants with tile neutral cleaner, or by sanding, scraping or chipping. Any imperfections the floor should be patched with a waterproof patching compound. If cracks are present on the concrete, an anti-fracture membrane for tile floors is recommended.
|• Install an isolation membrane (also called an anti-fracture membrane) that will span random cracks in the floor. It will isolate the tile from the concrete with a cushion of plastic encased fiberglass fibers. The membrane absorbs the stress-not the tile and its thin-set adhesive. First, carefully examine the entire concrete surface to find and mark all the cracks, then follow these steps specified by membrane manufacture.
|• The perfectly level surface of concrete has to be at least 7/8" below the line of the intended floor height. The area to be tiled must be completely dry before installing the Mexican mosaic cement tiles, otherwise if there is any humidity in the concrete it will evaporate through the tiles, resulting in efflorescence, which is a white crystalline or powdery, often fluffy/fuzzy deposit on the surface of masonry materials like concrete, brick, clay tile, etc. It\'s caused by water seeping through the wall/floor/object. The water dissolves salts inside the object while moving through it, then evaporates leaving the salt on the surface.
|• At this time it is recommend to pool tiles out from different boxes and laid them out before they are installed. Shuffle the tiles to acquire the desired effect. Decide on the layout of the tiles, and put them in position to ensure the result before installing them. If you choose a traditional carpet style pattern, you must first frame the center part, then lay down the border tiles. Finally, install the outside tiles, and cut them to fit against the walls. A wet saw is required to make any tile cuts.
|• Lying out your tile floor. Snap chalk lines with a 90 degree intersection, preferably in the center of the room, and work your way out. The more time you invest in laying out your area the better your project will go. Solve your lay-out questions before the adhesive is even mixed.
|• Before the installation process begins. It is recommended to pre-seal only the surface of the tile with a penetrating sealer, be careful not to saturate the tiles with sealer. Do not seal the sides, because the grout may be repealed, not making a proper seal. The pre-sealing process will help to maintain the tiles clean and prevent staining, it may also prevent efflorescence. We recommend using the 511 Impregnator from Miracle Sealants Company. For best results follow the sealer manufactures instructions.
|• Mix the thin set according to Manufacturer's instructions and have all your tools at the ready before the tiling process starts. Apply thin set onto the concrete surface using the flat side of the trowel. Follow the "keying in" process by combing out the thin set to a uniform depth using the notched side held at a consistent 45° angle.
|• Start laying the tiles one at a time. Make sure to wet the back of each tile with a wet sponge and back butter each tile with thin set using a notched trowel. This damping will speed the adhesion process to the floor.
|• As the tiles are being installed, put them into place using only hand pressure, ensuring that they are perfectly level with each other. Do not use any tools to put the tiles in place. Immediately clean any excess thin-set or stains during installation.
|• The typical installation for Mexican Hacienda cement tiles is the butt joint method, leaving a very narrow grout line of approximately 1/16". Take care to align the tiles so that a regular pattern is maintained throughout the floor. Throughout the installation, ensure that that the tiles are perfectly level.
|• Once the installation is completed allow 48 to 72 hours for the tiled area to dry, and then apply a coat of penetrating sealer before grouting.
|• Grouting: use a non-sanded grout. After the Mortar has dried at least 48 to 72 hours, you are ready to grout. There are a variety of grout colors available to enhance the look of your tile floor. When working with grout it is mandatory to keep conditions as consistent as possible throughout the job: moisture, temperature, mixing and application. Use a grout float to work the grout into the tile joints. Skim off the excess grout with the edge of the grout float and wipe the tile immediately with a damp sponge (rinse the grout sponge frequently and change the rinse water regularly). It is better to grout small areas at a time so no grout will dry on the face of the tile.
|• Sealing the Grout. After grout has dried 48 to 72 hours, seal all grout joints with penetrating sealer to reduce maintenance and to retain the grout color.
|• Once installation and grouting is completed clean the area with a PH neutral soap and water. If stains, grout haze or any other sediment cannot be removed with soap and and water. Use a #600 sandpaper for removal, and buff the area.
|• These guide is provided as a mere helpful resource. Tierrayfuego.com is not responsible for any wrong installation, misuse, or damaged caused by the direct or indirect use of the content in this article.
|Maintenance Cement Floor Tiles
|For routine cleaning of the Mexican mosaic cement floor tile use a neutral PH detergent, water, and mop as needed. Never use abrasive cleaners or bleaches because they will the color and finish.
|• The floor will acquire a beautiful natural patina as is used and maintained.
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