INDEX: November 2014
Welcome to the November 2014 Issue of the Slippery Rock Gazette. This month we feature a company that been successful with a wide offering of stone products. Stone Spectrum LLC has grown to be a major player in the Indianapolis area, and are proof that quality work and high standards can outlast any recession. We also present two innovative products: the new Cinclips Undermount Sink Support System and the Talon Miter Cut, which that will help your overall productivity in producing mitered tops and aprons. Many of our readers have asked about the quality of stone imported from India. We return to our Stones of the World series, and deliver a report aided by Mahdav Marble and Granite, a very reputable company which has served the world stone market for two decades. Our industry consultants have some very pointed advice and wisdom to impart this month, and note the release of the MIA’s new Stone Industry Health and Safety Handbook.
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Larry Hood - Editor
November 2014 Issue Articles
Stone Spectrum, by Peter J. Marcucci
SURFACES | StonExpo/Marmomacc Americas to Share Exhibition Date with IBS and KBIS in 2015
Rules for Hanging Out, by Ben Cole
From the Publisher’s Pen, by Rich Hassert
Stone Industry Health and Safety Handbook Now Available from the MIA
“Telling” Isn’t Training, by Aaron Crowley
Mutual Respect, by Jodi Wallace
Humility and Doing the Right Thing, by Richard Pierce Thomas
The Stone Detective, by Frederick M. Hueston, PhD
Pyramid Marble and Granite Field Tests New Talon™ Miter Cut Blade, by Joel Davis
Hammerhead Stoneworks Builds a Sacred Circle
Lease or Loan? What You Need to Decide, by William G. Sutton
Braxton-Bragg Introduces the Cinclips Undermount Sink Support System, by Joel Davis
Bellavita Introduces Large Format Glass Mosaics with Canterra
Nonstop from Miami to Washington
The Varmint County Chronicles, by Boomer Winfrey
Restoration & Maintenance Corner, by Bob Murrell
Report on the World Stone Industry Shows Trade in 2013 Was in Excess of 22 Billion Dollars
Fall Forward or Backward?, by Sam Venable
Stones of the World: The Majestic Colors of India, by Peter J. Marcucci
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