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Seattle, WA (PRWEB) January 23, 2014
Home Security Northwest, a company that specializes in installing home alarm systems, discusses the various bad habits many homeowners have when it comes to protecting their houses. Their newly released article opens by reminding homeowners of the very real dangers that burglary present in a state where burglary is increasing dramatically year after year.
Remember, the safety of your home is worth a little extra effort, they state. The blog post gives a detailed list of the top 5 bad habits that homeowners across the United States struggle with the most. The article explains why their bad habits are endangering their homes, and gives suggestions for how to bring about resolution to those potential threats. They discuss habits as simple as forgetting to lock your doors and windows, to how much is safe to share about your life with neighbors, coworkers or on social media outlets.
Try to have your family members keep each other accountable, they suggest, Be creative. Be determined.
About Home Security NW: Home Security NW is a local home security company dedicated to keep you and your family safe. Their state-of-the-art equipment and affordable options make it easy to find solutions that fit a variety of home security needs, and they have some of the most affordable security packages available. Be sure to visit http://homesecuritynw.com/ for more information about home security systems and to receive a free quote.
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Trenton, NJ (PRWEB) January 22, 2014
Security Alarms Network.com (http://www.securityalarmsnetwork.com) is a NJ home security solutions service that has been producing home security monitoring systems for all kinds of residents throughout the United States. They are the authorized dealers of top security companies, and a reputable offering home security products to all residents. Security Alarms Network now releases a new range of wireless alarms suitable for homes and apartments in New Jersey of all sizes. These devices are designed with special care, keeping in mind the unique needs of various houses. These home wireless alarms systems are a boon to many people looking for an easy way to secure their home.
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Portland, OR (PRWEB) January 22, 2014
6Webs, the independent home security system reviews website release their rankings of the top home security apps with integrated security monitoring services. The leading home security providers provide smartphone and tablet access to their home security systems with monitoring services for certain plans. These interactive plans provide customers remote features than enable them to remotely arm and disarm the home security system while on the go among many other features. To view the top homes security companies that provide home security apps and to compare them side-by-side, visit 6Webs.com at:
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Tim Smythe, the spokesperson for 6Webs.com recently stated, The home security customers the 6Webs.com review team interviewed all had good things to say about their security plans that offered remote control access to their home security systems. Many customers prefer the text message alert notifications they receive when certain events occur at home like the front door or garage door being opened.
All of the top security system providers that offer smartphone and tablet access are ranked on 6Webs.com. The 2014 Best Home Security System Award Winner, FrontPoint Security, provides interactive monitoring services to their customers on their Interactive security plan. This provides customers the ability to keep tabs on their home from an iPhone, iPad or Android device. Whether customers need to stream video from a wireless home security camera placed inside the home or remotely arm their home security system, all of the features are available at their fingertips.
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Amid a few newsworthy derailments of trains carrying crude oil, energy companies and the public alike are concerned about the future of the U.S. rail infrastructure and what can be done in the near future to mitigate potentially serious and deadly incidents. With some 140,000 route-miles of track in the U.S. as of 2011, and thousands of bridges spanning rivers or interstates that must be navigated on a daily basis, there are countless points of failure.
Civil engineers have long been aware of the way that seasonal heating and cooling can affect the very structure of the railroad ties via expansion and contraction, particularly near bridges. To mitigate those affects, engineers have been using expansion joints on bridges, but when it comes to the extreme heat that much of the continental U.S. sees on an annual basis, its difficult to engineer a system that can withstand as much as four feet of expansion in a mile-long section of rail.
When this happens, the rail can buckle, a phenomenon known in the industry as a sun kink, which are leading causes of train derailments. In the winter, extreme bouts of cold can cause enough contraction to crack ties and pull them apart, to the point where they need to be warmed by up using flaming rope or other methods.
Naturally, the companies that manufacture steel tracks are doing more work to pre-stress rails and joints to minimize these affects. But one company, Alliance Sensors Group, argues that while many engineers within railway companies and mass transit agencies are doing good work to instrument bridges for movement, structural problems or track shifting, many of these inspections are visually-based, and not often enough, which leaves routes open to unnoticed flaws.
Instead, the bridges can be instrumented to determine if there are any flaws in the tracks, which means that railway companies could divert trains and repair the issues before an incident, such as a derailment, takes place.
Alliance Sensors Group has developed a linear sensor that can measure bridge movements and create empirical data on the condition of rails and bridges that can be tracked in real-time. Theyre able to survive all the elements that leave railways buckling or cracking, such as extreme cold and heat, along with humidity, rain and snow. An IP67 rating guarantees that it wont succumb to the elements.
In the photo, the company's LV-45s have been affixed to the pier and to the bridge using ball joint swivel rodends. With this in place, the system can measure positional changes in three axes and track those changes over time, which means engineers can proactively identify potential problems, or, in the worst case, respond faster to potential derailment incidents. And if that means less trains coming off the tracks, were completely onboard.
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KUSA - Two weeks ago, 9NEWS investigated a tip about a kitchen remodel gone wrong, and a homeowner's chunk of savings gone with it.
Now, as a result of our original report and an act of generosity, that wrong has been made right.
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Using skills he gleaned through a well-traveled life starting on a farm in Ireland, a Rio Rancho man has built a handyman service from start-up to three full-time employees in a year and a half.
John Whitney runs Mr. Fix It Irish Handyman LLC, which serves Rio Rancho and Albuquerque, with occasional jobs in Santa Fe or the East Mountains. He and his employees handle remodeling, carpentry, electrical services, plumbing, wall repair, painting, roofing, swamp cooler repair and landscaping services.
I was always able to do a lot of things, and what I cant do, I can pick up pretty fast, he said. And the guys I employ are even more qualified than I am, so that helps. (I) try to build a good team.
Whitneys handyman training began as he grew up on a farm in northwest Ireland.
Youre using your hands from the age of 4, building stuff, knocking stuff down, building stuff again, he said.
In high school, Whitney learned trades such as metal work and drafting.
After he came to the United States in 1999, he worked in Massachusetts as a roofer and then as an engineer on pipelines and tunnels in California, before moving to New Mexico and working as a cowboy on a ranch near Santa Rosa. About three years ago, he moved to Rio Rancho to be with Lindsey, his then-girlfriend, a City of Vision native.
Whitney worked as a landscape maintenance employee at Santa Ana Star Casino, and then as an estimator for an asphalt company.
Two years ago, he enrolled in Central New Mexico Community College to pursue an associate degree in construction management. He found a full-time college schedule wasnt compatible with his job at the asphalt company.
So, Whitney said, he got a job as an extra for The Lone Ranger and started renovating his yard.
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