Lamborghini Aventador owner commissions a matching Race boat

Check out these pictures of a 48′ MTI racing boat customized to match the owners 2014 Lamborghini Aventador LP720-4 50th Anniversary Roadster.  While the Aventador is powered by one 6.5L V12 pushing out 720 horsepower, the matching race boat is powered by not one, but two 1,350 horsepower Mercury engines.   If that’s not enough power to bet out the competition, the owner also has a set of 1,650 horsepower engines for the boat on standby.

Check on these insane pictures including matching Aventador headlights, taillights and plenty of amazing interior pieces, including the steering wheel.   What an amazing project, we can’t wait to see it on the water racing it’s role model down to the Florida Keys!

The boat and car are on display this weekend at the Miami International Boat Show.

Tips on How to Stop Pit Bull from Pooping in Public

Okay, I love having my pit bull as my near constant companion and I’m sure I’m not the only one. He’s smart. loyal and (for the most part) well behaved. One speed bump we ran into in his puppy training was his love to poop in public. This caused not a small amount of embarrassment at times, until I figured out with some help from a friendly dog trainer how to get him over this quirk. Wondering about how to stop pit bull from pooping in public? Read on, my secret tips follow!
* Understand Why Your Pit Bull is Pooping in Public. Let’s start at the beginning. It’s important to understand why your furry best friend is relieving herself alongside you every time you take her out for a jog. It’s not to be disobedient or to force you to strap a pooper scooper on your back for your run. It’s a natural dog instinct to mark their extended territory. Pit bulls can tend to be a bit more alpha than other dogs (one of the traits we love about them), so they can lean towards doing this sort of thing more than other breeds. So don’t get mad at your pit bull. This isn’t being bad, but just doing what comes natural to them. With this understood a solution is much more easier to find.

iPhone 6: Price fears lead to shares downgrade

Rumours suggest iPhone 6 could launch in May, but talk of high cost hits Apple share price

APPLE will try to crack the "phablet" market by releasing a new iPhone with a five-inch screen as early as May next year, the tech website BGR reports - but analysts and investors have given the plans an unenthusiastic response.

The release of the jumbo iPhone 6 so soon after the debut of the iPhone 5s seems "improbable", BGR admits. But reliable sources in the company's supply chain say the device - which will be fitted with a 20 nanometer processor manufactured by Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company - is definitely on the way.

Concern about the cost of producing the new iPhone led analysts at Wells Fargo to downgrade Apple shares from "outperform" to "market perform" yesterday.

Pit Bull Sacrifices Self to Save Owner

A pit bull named Chako is recovering at home after being stabbed 12 times. He sacrificed himself and saved the life of his mom, who was being attacked by her abusive partner. 
On Halloween, a Richmond, Virginia woman was being $#@!aulted by her abusive partner when her dog, Chako, stepped in. 

“As any good dog would do, when he saw her in trouble, Chako intervened and came to her aid, trying his best to keep the attacker from hurting his beloved owner,” Ring Dog Rescue wrote on their Facebook page. “As a result of Chako putting himself in harm’s way, the attacker turned on him and stabbed him no less than a dozen times around the neck and chest. 
“Chako was rushed to a local veterinary emergency center but the owner, who survived the attack thanks in part to her beloved companion, did not have the money to pay for life-saving treatment.”

When Ring Dog Rescue and Gracie’s Guardians were made aware of what happened, they banded together to fund Chako’s treatment. 
“Veterinary expenses have already exceeded $3,000 which is a lot for two non-profit organizations,” Ring Dog Rescue wrote.
A PayPal fundraiser was started, and within a day all the necessary funds were raised. 

“We would like to thank the over 200 individual donors as well as the Humane Society of the United States for their generous donation towards Chako’s care! We have now raised enough money to fully pay for his vet bills that were incurred & will be deactivating his Paypal link,” RDR wrote. “We are proud to report he is resting comfortably at home with his Mom. He has a long road to recovery, but is doing well & getting tons of love! We thank each & every one of you from the bottom of our bully loving hearts for pulling together & helping these victims out of a really bad situation We will continue to keep each of you posted via Facebook of updates.”