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From R200-R850 per person per night
The Edge Mountain Retreat in Hogsback is surrounded by cliffs, dramatic views and indigenous forest – complementing the pristine, natural environment which Hogsback offers.
The Edge offers a range of accommodation options for individuals, families and groups, including self-catering cottages (some perched on the edge of the cliff) and bed-and-breakfast rooms, all set in 15 acres of beautiful cool climate gardens. We offer our guests space, quiet and restfulness at affordable prices ranging from R200-R850 per person per night.
From the edge of the cliff, which runs along the side of the property, there are spectacular views of the surrounding mountains and a deep gorge with beautiful, unspoilt indigenous Afromontane forest, often with a show of fascinating swirling mists and cloud formations.
Our Restaurant at The Edge offers good food (locally grown organic when possible) and tea-time treats, and our Vula Vista Venue is a special space for wedding receptions, conferences, workshops and yoga retreats.
All our facilities are furnished with character and in a style of understated quality.
Our Chartres design Labyrinth in our garden is definitely worth exploring.
We look forward to welcoming you to The Edge Mountain Retreat in Hogsback.
The Edge is proud supporter of the Cape Parrot Project
About Hogsback
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Hogsback is situated in the Amatola Mountains of the Eastern Cape Province, about 1 300 m above sea-level. By road from Queenstown (to the north), Grahamstown (to the south) and East London (to the east), it is approximately one and a half hours drive. Hogsback was recently voted (by Getaway Magazine) as one of the top ten most beautiful destinations in South Africa.
The area is also steeped in history; in the 1800's, it was from these very cliffs along the Hogsback escarpment that the Xhosa warriors descended into the Tyhume Valley to engage in battle with the British Frontier Troops. One of these battles was the famous Christmas Day Massacre of 1850.
Hogsback, with its wonderful mountains, spectacular views, mystical forests, swirling mists, beautiful birds, butterflies and mushrooms, and its often glorious sunsets, has an air of enchantment and tranquillity all of its own. It is the ideal holiday destination for nature lovers. Hogsback is well known for its beautiful spring, summer and autumn gardens. It often snows in winter and this is always a reason for much excitement and celebration!
Once in Hogsback, you are surrounded by mountains and indigenous forests with waterfalls and magical streams. You can explore Hogsback by means of hiking trails, short or long walks, leisurely drives, or by mountain bike. We can organise horseriding and mountain bike hire. There are superb hikes and mountain bike rides through beautiful indigenous forests, along magical forest streams, past some stunning waterfalls, with spectacular views of the mountains and the valley below.
There are two game reserves within 60 km of Hogsback. At the local hotels there are swimming pools, a tennis court and bowling green which may be used with permission. The village has a small grocery stores, a Post Office, a quaint Chapel, several local craft venues and the award winning Eco-Shrine. Some local artists have their studios open to the public.


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Ten Tar Heel fencers kicked off 2017 by competing in the January North American Cup Jan. 6-9 in Columbus, Ohio.
The highest overall finish was by Matthew Garrelick, who placed 16th of 180 in Junior Men's Sabre. On the women's side, senior Sarah Hanvy was 63rd in Division I Women's Sabre, a field of 137.
The team returns to practice on Wednesday as spring semester classes at UNC get underway. On Sunday the Tar Heels will compete at the Penn State Dual Meets in State College, Pa.
Columbus NAC
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UNC Results
January 6
Div I Women's Sabre, Field of 137
63rd – Sarah Hanvy
88th – Jackie Litynski
Junior Women's Epee, Field of 144
76th – Justine de Grasse
January 7
Div I Men's Epee, Field of 311
267T – Jacob Henkels
Div I Women's Foil, Field of 173
114 – Wei Chee Chen
125 – Carlexa Fevry
144T – Amanda Lalezarian
Junior Men's Sabre, Field of 180
16th – Matthew Garrelick
24th – Connor Ritchey
140th – Samuel Tate III
January 8
Div I Women's Epee, Field of 163
127th – Justine de Grasse
Junior Women's Saber, Field of 149
62nd – Jackie Litynski
January 9
Junior Men's Epee, Field of 226
94T – Jacob Henkels
Junior Women's Foil, Field of 146
92nd – Carlexa Fevry
122nd – Wei Chee Chen
Div I Men's Saber, Field of 177
97th – Matthew Garrelick
126th – Connor Ritchey
149th – Samuel Tate III

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Stroker w/ LT1 Alum. Heads
Looking @ a set of LT1 Alum Heads form a wrecked 95' Camaro. Currently building a stroker. I have an '010' SBC, would like to use these heads, wondering if anyone has tryed this application, or heard of anyone doing this. Doesnt look as if there is any bolting issues, @ 1st glance. But I havent found this app anywhere. Any help form the GEARHEADZ? Thanks fellas.
You cannot use modern LT1 heads on anything but an LT1 engine. They have different cooling ports and won't align properly with the 010 block...
Yeah, thats what I'm finding out. Damn shame to I want to use this '010' block, but my Buddy does some salvage & scrap work. Got this car for free. Told me I could have a free for all in the engine compartment. May have to change my plans. Thanks for the heads up man.
If you can have a free for all in the engine compartment why not just take the whole engine?
I remembered OldBogie talking about this on another thread, so went back and found it. He is working with a shop to do the alterations to LT1 and LT4 heads so you can use 'em on Gen I blocks.....read here....
"I've launched a new project on an old theme of mine, that of converting LT1 and LT4 heads to run on standard Gen I blocks.
I tried a new place for me to have the necessary welding done on the coolant supply holes. This is Heads Up in Auburn, Washington, they're on the web.
Beautiful work, absolutely beautiful! You would have no way of knowing where the welds are if you didn't know where to look. Finish machining of the deck is superb, smooth and shiny done on a mill not a grinder.
If you guys have head repairs that need a high quality job, I add this to my list of recommendations.
I'm taking pictures of this project for a blogosphere in this forum, hopefully to be complete in the not to distant future, for the benefit of any other crazies out there that have discovered that there's a lot of these heads for not too much denero and are trying to figure out how to use them on a regular coolant Gen I.
In case you're wondering, I have no economic connection with these folks other than I'm spending money there. This is a simple recommendation for the greater good".
Blocks been tanked, fluxed, 30'd & honed. Been waitnig for time to get this project rolling. Finally have it. He was really looking to help out so I'm not going to snatch the motor just hoard it when he can make few $ from it.
Anycase I'll be stocking parts from now til fall for the motor, & stripping the truck in the meantime for preperation. I'm sure I'll posting from time to time to get some tech info. 1st 383 build. Have worked with 350's & 400's in the past. My understanding is I'm going to run into some machining issues to fit the 400 crank that I didnt calc. for when dropping of the block.
Putting LT1 heads on a sbc isn't as hard as you may think. Just some welding, tapping, rerouting, and such. Same for putting a Gen 1 intake on LT heads. It takes time, but if you know how to do it it can be a fun project. I'm considering doing that myself but I think if I go that route I'll just run an LT1 engine- there's more benefits than just the heads. I have so many dream projects though and I need to either use or sell the engines I currently have.
Yes the LT1 and LT4 is a temptation but unless you have a pair where the cost of rebuilding is essentially a sunk cost, IE you did it for another project years ago that didn't materialize or you have the equipment, or you're simply crazy you're probably money ahead to just but a set new GEN I heads.
But to do this the water entry holes on the deck surface at each end have to be welded up. They're pretty big and you should make a plug that fits the odd shape such that the welder can just do a perimeter weld around the plug instead of weaving a weld over that inch and a bit of each side of hole. Then the deck has to be milled. I went to Heads Up 'cause while I'm a fairly decent welder with steel, for some reason I tend to turn aluminum parts into globs, so knowing my limits I get a pro to do it. Welding and machining the deck was a tad under 200 bucks and I made the plugs. For gasket any Gen I that is listed for an iron block and aluminum heads will work. You will notice that a small hole of about 3/16s needs to be drilled where the giant hole had been.
The real issue is getting coolant back out of the head and to the radiator. It's possible to close up the open area into the valley where standard heads return their coolant to the intake manifold and open it thru to the internal coolant passages. But this requires welding in an oil return tube to connect the head ends to the valley. This is a lot of work and cost as this is a pretty complicated design to pull off. So I use the old Smokey Yunick/Moroso trick from the 1970's and 80s where Smokey bored into the end face of the head, tapped it for a 1 inch pipe and plumbed up to Y pipe to the radiator. The intend here was to equalize cooling in the left and right banks of the engine which otherwise tend to alternately over heat and over cool one side then the other. He tapped off the lower side of the head in an attempt to encourage more coolant flow on the exhaust side, but this caused steam and air pockets to form over the upper parts of the combustion chambers on the front and rear cylinders. Whew new ppg is needed just to get some eye relief.
OK, what I've done so far to try and compromise the situation has been to take the original LT1 and 4 vent holes on the end of the head and drill them out and tap them for 1/2 inch NTP fittings to hose. I've used aluminum AN fittings to AN hose or stainless steel barb fittings to heater hose. Both work, the AN stuff is pretty expensive. This keeps the coolant tap high on the head insuring the chambers are under coolant and any steam or air is vented off. The coolant is then routed to a Moroso water return which contains a thermostat or restrictor and a 1-1/4 inch Chevy hose return to the radiator. Alternately the rear returns can be teed together and feed the heater core and then return to the pump in the standard Chevy fashion. In total I think this configuration tends to over cool the rear combustion chambers for a street engine. But given the problems with the Chevy in competition with frying 5 and 7, this has helped there. The intake is GMPP to carb for the LT1 or 4 engine, there is no attempt to return coolant in the factory Gen I fashion.
My latest episode, which I blogged about a couple weeks ago, is for an engine going into a short road course and gymkhana Camaro. So I'm looking to an engine design that has both a lot of bottom end with a decent, but not excessive, top end. Thus the LT1 head selection to get the smaller ports and get some weight off the nose. But these heads are modded to take LT4 size valves. These will also use the GMPP for carb intake.
The coolant return will be a different design on the same theme. The rear of the heads will be left alone and a 1/4 NTP, AN fitting installed. An AN-3 line will run forward from there to provide venting over the rear chambers. At the front, each head will have a 1-1/4 inch hole drilled into the lower (exhaust side) end face. An aluminum adapter of one inch thickness will be bolted to the face. The forward factory vent will have an AN Tee fitting. The rear vent will connect to the front vent at the tee and from there connect into the adapter, or as an alternative will connect to an as yet unfabricated Y that joins the two sides to return coolant to the radiator. The intention is to combine Smokey's idea of better exhaust side cooling with keeping the upper chamber under coolant instead of steam and air. The adapters on each head will include a thermostat or individual restrictor, the attempt here is to achieve the same operating temp in each cylinder bank, something that always proves elusive to accomplish. I don't expect this engine to have the typical long race cooling issues of the SBC, this is a place to try some ideas and not risk the engine if they prove to be full of baloney.
So there you have it, I don't know if this saves any money over just buying a set of aluminum heads, however, I'm tracking that and will report as I get thru this.
about Gen1 block with Gen2 LT1 set up,and Direct Ignition .
Yes it can be done and its realy not hard at all. i got pics and videos.
So show the details.
I'm of the opinion that if it WERE, in fact, "realy not hard at all", Bogie and many others that have tried before him would have had this info out for public use LONG ago.
To me, heliarc, annealing and heat treating, milling, etc. doesn't qualify as "easy".
I'll be watching for your post.
Its not that uncommon of a project actually, if you search camaro forums there's a group of guys that have done it. Its not that hard, and if you have access to a mill you can do it all in your garage. The real question should be- is it worth it?
You can get heads that surpass the LT1 capabilities out of the box for about $600 for a bare set now. No coolant routing to mess with, no welding, no milling, no tapping, no cursing when you screw something up and have to redo it... A used set of LT1 heads goes for about $150? and you get worn out guides that need to be replaced... By the time you're done on the LT1 heads you're going to be in for 30hours and about $700 bucks (unless you own a machine shop or have a good friend who does). There's a lot of really good heads going for less than a grand complete now...
I have some pics and videos on my face book , I havent set up a video here yet.
You already know how to get the LT1 heads done to mate the gen 1 block im understanding. if you think thats hard, you got more learning to do. then comes the powertrain system. if you dont know anything about electrical systems, this will be hard for you, and if you dont know anything about computer control systems, this will really be hard for you.
but heres the run down, gen1 block mated with gen2 lt1 heads, and wire up and configure computer to meet the timing needs for the engine.
I did in less than 4 months, and thats with salvaged parts from a junk yard.
I have pics on here of the engine mod. and more on facebook.
Did it in less than 4 months? And you question MY abilities? lol
Whatever, guy.
No, I don't seem to see one just now. Might be over in the corner somewhere. lol
Of course I don't have a freaking mill in my garage! Neither does 99.99% of the guys here, I'd wager.
And anyway, w/so many GOOD heads available, like has been already said- unless you have the heads basically free and a lot of desire, there's not much point in it, anyway.
I paid 150 bucks for heads at a local junkyard, 150 bucks for motor with bad heads. 175 bucks for cranck grind and head welds to be milled to perfection, 78 bucks for head set, used $30 BMW fuel pump out of a e46 type car, $150 used 4.6 modulator engine out of a 96 ford crown vic and the computer out of the same car for 50 bucks. spark plugs , filters, oil, coolant, and about 60 bucks for plumbing for the new routed coolant passages.
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So I have been doing all this planning for marble tile in our foyer when my wife just called me from the tile store and says she found a porcelain tile that is made to look like white carrara marble and had been recommended.
I've done some quick research on the differences. I will say that we have several kids will several more likely coming, we live at the river, and that this foyer will be the almost exclusively used entrance to our house. For those reasons--high traffic, dripping wet kids from the pool and/or river, and the possibility of kids (myself included) spilling things--I was thinking maybe porcelain isn't a bad idea. We do have a nice house though so I want whatever we do to look nice.
Can someone give me the pros and cons of porcelain and marble? From what I understand, marble is softer, needs sealing (depending on who you ask at times), and stains easier. What are the pros and cons from a DIY standpoint? I assume porcelain is easier to lay from what I have seen, but want some opinions and facts.
Sorry to shift gears a bit but my wife shifted on me! Any help is appreciated!
Go with the porcelain.
Thanks, Joe! It is killing me to not put marble because I love the look of marble but I am wondering if "fake" marble (ie-porcelain) may end up looking better a few years down the road. If someone thinks marble will hold up, I'll definitely go with that but I don't want to put it in and have it look like crud because it gets everyday use. Any other opinions are welcome. I know marble requires a more stable floor and is more expensive but I don't mind those things if it will hold up to the wear and tear.
By the way, Joe, you are about 20 miles from me. I am actually operating someone from your town tomorrow!
Marble is very soft--granite would be the better choice if you wish to install natural stone---
Porcelain is a very hard tile---with kids and heavy use--porcelain would be a better choice--
Some are very fine looking---I like the Epoxy grout but do not recommend it for a novice--
While not difficult to use---any screw ups and your job will be spoiled---
Plus white marble tends to yellow over time. Porcelain will not Marble is brittle porc. is not
I've only installed marble on concrete. That is one of the reasons why people are telling you to forget it.
Don't think of porcelain as fake marble.
I would like to see you tile something like a laundry room before you do an entryway.
When I think of marble, I think smooth. I remember my sister in law had some marble steps at her pension in Turkey, and she was asking me what to do with them so people wouldn't slip on them.
I have installed some very textured, 6x6 tiles in a basement entry and I currently have some heavily textured 7x7 tiles which I like a lot.
For an entryway, I would point you towards rough, heavily textured, and small tile. I like the small aspect because, like in a shower, the grout lines will give you some additional traction.
I'd go with marble since I have a marble floor at home...
Did a full body porcelain in my moms bathroom awhile back. Only complaint is that it was a major pain to cut (as an amateur). Had to rent the best tile saw in town and it was still slow going.
Marble ranges from relatively soft to moderately hard, depends a lot on where it comes from. I was in Carrera Italy two years ago, which is probably the marble capital of the world. The outdoor steps in the town of Carrera are made of marble, actually the whole town is marble. Some of the steps must be 500 years old, they are in magnificent condition. I went to some Etruscan ruins that were said to be 1500 years old, the marble steps are still in good condition. Mind boggling.
Porcelain tile is durable, water and stain resistant, and can look great. However, I would not be so quick to give up on marble, it has been used successfully for flooring for thousands of years. Probably very important to get the right kind of marble, so best to go to a real stone store rather than a big box store. By the way, the Minnesota State Capitol building has interior marble floors, they have been there since about 1916, and they look amazing. Course they are maintained by a professional staff, still that building gets a lot of traffic.
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I didnt read the article. No need as it just ends badly. But there is an uptick in family killings and serious violence and I would like to (opinion) link that to the lack of family values and the lack of economic freedom in our country.
Parents need to stop facebook and start family dinners once again. I'm sorry but I'm old school with a young age (30).
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I wonder if there is any correlation to the current seemingly ongoing economic pitfall and family violence, and the usual family violence around the holidays (too much money spent on X-mas gifting).
And things are only going to keep getting worse.
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Yep... Sad, I keep one eye open when I sleep. Afraid my wife will try to cash in on those insurance policies.
Sad and frightening. This makes me want to get the compound plans moving a bit faster. Akron is an armpit, worst then Cleveland nowadays. No doubt there are many socio-economic reasons for the influx of crime, but we have always had issues to deal with. Our parents and their parents had their economic troubles and heightened civil unrest but that still is no excuse for mass murder. People are becoming cowards who are not intelligent enough to express themselves verbally. I would be more likely to put the blame on education then on economics. Just MHO
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Just a side note, this didn't happen in Akron ( which is an armpit) Copley is mostly nice area, traditionally rural with mostly middle to upper middle class single family homes. I lived there as a kid, and still go back on a fairly regular basis.
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I live in the Ocoee, Fl. area(nearby Orlando) and I have a Carrier/Puron Refrigerant Air Condition Unit (Model# 38EYG048301) and it stopped working several days ago. The Air Handler (Model# FK4DNB006000AAAA, Mfg. Carrier) works fine. In about 10-15 minute intervals I hear a sound coming from the unit as though its about to turn on but I never see the fan turn and the sound eventually stops. On a another forum, an expert asked me to turn the outside fan manually, I did and it started turning and the unit began to process cold air. However, when it turns off via the Thermostat control and then turns back on, the fan doesn't work and I have to manually turn the fan again. The experts on the forum suggested that I have a bad capacitor. Does anyone on this forum agree or do you have another suggestion? I have 2 photos enclosed to show what the condenser's control panel looks like with the run capacitor and the hard start capacitor for the compressor. The Run/Start Capacitor is a GE Model# 97F9816(60/5 MFD, 370VAC,+/-6% tolerance). Do I need to replace both the run/start capacitor(silver capacitor on the left of the photo) and the compressor hard start capacitor(power boost capacitor on the right of the run/start cap in photo)? Please advise?
The picture removes all doubt, you can see the way the top of the capacitor is domed upward at wiring connections. This definitely indicates a bad capacitor. Don't know if you have a local Grainger Store but they usually stock most capacitors.
Thanks "Skip". All the expert counsel I've received points to the Run Capacitor. I will let you know how it goes after I install it. Again thanks
I have the exact same condensing unit as g8tkeeper. My problem is a bit different. The compressor and fan both start at the same time and I do feel the cold air as the outside unit is running. However, after about 2 minutes, the fan and the compressor shut off then turn back on after about 5 minutes. I have the exact same capacitor as g8tkeeper and there are no visible bulges like he had demonstrated in his pictures. The fan runs fine, there are no noises, it doesn't wobble or anything. Do you think I should replace the both items as stated by g8tkeeper? Any other suggestions to trouble-shoot this problem will be very helpful.
did you ever root cause your problem?
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Sorry I didn't post the outcome of my troubleshooting. It turned out to be the blue canister/filter (i'm guessing it's a filter) that is soldered to a line. This happened to be clogged. It was causing some kind of flow restriction. Anyway, it was replaced and it's running fine.
Late last night the fan outside the A/C condensing unit stopped running. I checked the capacitor and it has a similar bulge as illustrated in this post. I also may need to replace the fan motor. My A/C tech told me last year that the fan motor was pulling too many amps, I believe and eventually it would need to be replaced. Going to go out and buy the replacement capacitor now. Hopefully this will get my A/C going1 It's going to be a hot one here in Orlando, Fl!
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Has anyone here successfully installed an amplifier under the driver or passenger front seat of a 2012+ focus? If so do you have any photos? I havent had the seat out yet. Space looks limited as there is floor duct work.
Thanks in advance.
I've seen it done. Main issue is airflow. Don't want the amp to overheat. So, make sure there will be plenty of space for the heat to dissipate from around the amp.
I have both may amps under the drivers and passenger side seat without any problems and the amps haven't gotten even remotely warm.
I am looking for 2012+ specific feedback. I am not looking for a disicussion on the longevity of the amplifier. Thanks.
And if your worried about room. Stick an amp under the seat and see if it fits. I'm sorry but it doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure that out.
If you dont have a 2012 AND you havent tried installing an amplifier under one of the front seats THEN why do you feel the need to share your expert opinion? This is an MK3 specific forum correct? Am I in the wrong section?
FWIW the amplifier was installed under the front seat of a mazda protege for 4-5 years. I did not have any difficulties. However there were no signifigant obstructions under those seats. I have not yet had the opportunity to remove one of the seats from the focus and I am looking for in put from someone that HAS done this.
Again, I am looking to have an intelligent discussion with someone who has completed what I have suggested. Thanks in advance.
Wow. Just wow.
I have never seen where only owners of Mk3 Foci are allowed in this or any section. When you find that, show me.
To the OP... Cut the attitude... This whole website is open to all and intended to be an open forum of discussion on all topics. The Mk1 & 2 owners have as much if not more to bring to the table at times. This is your first warning on Respect and Threadiquette.
i too have had an amp under each front seat.
i use my stereo exceedingly loud.. no issue of overheating or anything.. and that is with the seats at their lowest setting.
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Bankrupt Warren Sapp Tries To Lower Child Support Payments
Former football star Warren Sapp is seeking a reduction of the $2,500 per month he shells out in child support for one of his children.
Sapp, who made over $82 million in his career as a defensive lineman for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Oakland Raiders, declared bankruptcy earlier this year in Florida and is crying poor to try to get his payment reduced. However, there's a fly in the ointment: Sapp signed a 2001 support agreement with Angela Sanders, the child's mother, that contained a clause stating that neither party would seek to modify the payments regardless of changes in income.
Sapp was likely trying to stop Sanders from seeking increased payments when he was at the height of his earning powers, but now he's found himself on the other side of the coin. The judge hasn't ruled yet on his request, but one point in his favor is that the "no modification" clause is probably meaningless.
"A 'no modification' clause, something used often for alimony, is exceedingly rare in child support cases," says attorney Brent A. Rose of the Orsini & Rose Law Firm. "In fact, in many states, like Florida, the court probably wouldn't even hold up a 'no modification' clause. Once a parent's income changes, most states allow for modification of child support, and a 'no modification' clause would violate that law."
Children have a right to a certain percentage of non-custodial parental income regardless of what the parents might try to decide on their own. "The reason the law doesn't allow parents to agree on child support is that, even though the payee may spend the money in any way he or she wants, the money is considered to belong to the children, and parents can't 'bargain away' money that belongs to the children," Rose explains. "Parents are required to obey the formulas and guidelines set out by each state for calculating child support. When income changes, so must the child support, even if the parents have agreed that the child support shouldn't change."
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The rules for how much a non-custodial parent should pay are fairly straightforward. "In Florida, child support is determined by the number of children, the combined parents' income, the cost of daycare or aftercare, the cost of health insurance for the kids, and the amount of overnights each parent spends with the children," says Rose. "The parties are not permitted to 'agree' to amounts different from the amount determined by the formula. I doubt that the judge will uphold Sapp's agreement, since the agreement would be the equivalent to the parties forcing an agreed-to amount of support."
When income changes, support payers should file a motion with the court to have the formula recalculated. "In most states, the old child support amount continues at least until the petition to modify child support if filed, so the payer should file to modify support immediately upon a significant income change," the attorney notes.
Apparently, Sapp is also looking to reduce some other payments — he has six children in total, with five different women. He's currently paying out a total of $75,495 a month in alimony and child support. According to his April bankruptcy filing, he still makes $115,881 per month, but after the support payments plus taxes and his mortgage he had little left over.
A bankruptcy trustee recently held an auction of Sapp's goods to repay creditors as part of his agreement. His house, which he built in 2005 for $7 million, initially went for $2.1 million until the bank rejected the bid.
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COLUMBIA, S.C. - South Carolina's attorney general said Tuesday the state is taking the next step to enforce its immigration laws.
Alan Wilson's office is busy filing a motion in federal court to unblock the state's tough new law that was supposed to go into effect Jan. 1.
Part of South Carolina's immigration law is similar to the law in Arizona, which allows law enforcement officers to check the legal status of a person they stop as long as there is reasonable suspicion that person could be in the country illegally.
The U.S. Supreme Court upheld that part of Arizona's law.
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