Fences And Floodlights - A Night In December
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3 August 2013 Last updated at 12:50 ET
A runaway calf who disrupted early-morning traffic on the A14 in Suffolk had crossed four barbed-wire fences to get there.
The animal wandered on to the western end of the Orwell Bridge near Ipswich on Friday morning.
Its owners, the Suffolk Food Hall, said it had been removed from its mother and was trying to get back to her.
I've seen a bull clean-vault a five-bar gate from a standing start without any run-up
Food hall director Robert Paul said: "It's amazing what they can get through if they're really determined."
Police said the disruption lasted for an hour.
The food hall said 19 calves had been removed from their mothers the day before as part of the weaning process, but all of them managed to get out of their new paddock in Freston.
One of the calves travelled about a mile to the embankment at the western end of the bridge.
Police said it was reported by motorists to be wandering up the bridge's footpath and it ventured onto the central reservation of the dual carriageway.
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Let #39;s Play Minecraft: Xbox 360 Part 9 - Fun With Fences!
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Foot chase over fences, roof ends with arrest
By Shara Park and Andrew Adams
July 30th, 2013 @ 7:27am
SOUTH SALT LAKE South Salt Lake Police are looking for a driver who fled during a traffic stop Tuesday morning. A passenger is recovering from injuries after leading officers on a foot chase.
At 3:45 a.m. an officer made a routine traffic stop near 2700 S. Main Street. The officer suspected the vehicle may have been involved in a crime in Salt Lake.
When the officer approached the vehicle, the passenger jumped out and ran. The driver then drove away.
The officer chased the passenger on foot. The chase went though yards, over fences, even onto a roof.
"Throughout his process of running and jumping over fences, attempting to elude officers, he sustained some injuries to his arms and to his body," said Sgt. Eric Jensen of the South Salt Lake Police Department.
The officer's police dog, Baker, eventually tracked the suspect to a nearby home and found him hiding in the garage. He was taken to a local hospital to be treated for his injuries.
The suspect, whose name has not been released, was expected to be booked into the Salt Lake County Jail for fleeing from police.
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Toronto, Canada (PRWEB) July 30, 2013
Total Fence Inc. (http://www.TotalFenceInc.ca), the leader in residential, industrial, and commercial fence and deck installation in the Greater Toronto Area, warns residents that the recent heat and humidity in the region could result in damage to fences, decks, and custom carpentry projects.
For those living in the Greater Toronto Area, its not uncommon to focus on the damage the cold and wet weather has on decks, fences, and other custom carpentry projects. Its also important to remember that the heat and humidity associated with Torontos hot, short summers can also be damaging, says Tony Defeo, owner of Total Fence Inc. By understanding the problems associated with excessive heat and humidity, homeowners can understand the kind of preventative measures that need to be taken to protect their most valuable asset.
According to Defeo, all wood fences and decks, whether theyre treated or untreated, are susceptible to the damaging effects of heat and humidity. Thats because direct exposure to heat from the sun causes wood to dry out and shrink. Over time, the cyclical weather patterns can cause wood fences and decks to crack, split, and warp, damaging the structural integrity.
Persistent exposure to moisture, whether in the form of excessive rain, humidity, or even shade cover, can be a breeding ground for mildew, mold, or other organisms that feed on wood, Defeo says. Wood-boring insects can also cause irreparable structural damage on wood that is not pressure treated.
The hot and humid summers in the Greater Toronto Area can be especially tough on decks, Defeo warns. Because decks are flat, horizontal surfaces, they retain water, ice, and snow for long periods of time. On top of that, horizontal surfaces are subject to a lot more direct sunlight than fences are, which accelerates damages.
Unfortunately, many commercial and residential property owners think pressure treated means their fences and decks are waterproof, Defeo adds. While pressure-treated lumber protects against rot and decay, it does not provide weather protection on the surface. It can actually make the wood more porous and prone to moisture damage, which can lead to structural failure.
The experts at Total Fence Inc. conclude that to maintain the strength and integrity of fences, decks, and custom carpentry projects like a pergola or arbour, regardless of if its a complete installation project or repair, property owners need to hire a licensed team of professionals that offer a complete range of fencing and deck-building services. Failing to do so can lead to even more troubles down the road.
Total Fence Inc. is a leader in residential, industrial, and commercial fence and deck installation in the Greater Toronto Area. With the technical expertise and experience to handle jobs of any size, from small backyard decks to custom carpentry, pergolas, ornamental iron fences, acoustic sound barrier fencing, and industrial chain-link enclosures, Total Fence Inc. provides residents of the GTA and surrounding areas a complete range of affordable fence installation and repair services to suit their personal tastes and needs.
For more information on Total Fence Inc., visit the companys web site at http://www.TotalFenceInc.ca, contact them by e-mail at totalfenceinc(at)hotmail(dot)com, or call (416) 239-5362.
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WELLINGTON, July 31 (Reuters) - The New Zealand Rugby Union has asked the Wellington Hurricanes to look at mending fences with Ma'a Nonu in order to keep him playing in the country.
The 31-year-old is in Super Rugby limbo with four of New Zealand's five franchises seemingly uninterested in securing his services for 2014 after two years of insipid performances for the Auckland Blues and Otago Highlanders.
Nonu does not appear interested in returning to the Highlanders, with coach Jamie Joseph all but writing off any chances of keeping him after he was presented with a new contract in April but has yet to sign it.
Nonu was cut loose by his hometown Hurricanes in 2011 when rookie coach Mark Hammett cleared out players he thought might disrupt rebuilding plans.
However, Hurricanes captain Conrad Smith, who has formed a successful partnership with Nonu for the national side, told reporters at an All Blacks training camp in Auckland on Wednesday that Hammett had been approached by the NZRU a month ago about taking the bullocking matchwinner back.
Hammett had then asked Smith his opinion, the centre said.
"He said the NZRU had approached them, so the issue had not come to a head at that stage but they had obviously been sounded out and he just wanted to get my opinion," Smith said.
"It was literally a two-minute conversation.
"I can honestly say I don't know where it's got to or where it's at."
Smith said he would welcome Nonu back in New Zealand's capital, though that decision would need to be taken by those above him.
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