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San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) January 16, 2014

6Webs.com, the leader in independent home security systems reviews, has released their rankings of the best home security system companies in 2014. This is 6Web's 3rd annual home security company reviews and the results have been posted online at: 6Webs.com - Best Home Security Company in 2014.

Tim Smythe, the senior editor for 6Webs.com, recently stated, "After going through the review process several times, the staff at 6Webs.com knows exactly what to look for when reviewing a home security system company. A few aspects are key to each review which entail looking at the company's Better Business Bureau rating, customer reviews and speaking to actual customers. 6Webs.com is one of the few independent review companies that speaks to actual customers as part of the overall review process."

The top home security company in 2014 according to 6Webs.com is FrontPoint Security. FrontPoint Security has continued to lead the rankings as the best home security company due to their excellent customer service record and ability to deliver 100% wireless and cellular home security services. Additionally, FrontPoint Security offers their customers a 30-day money-back guarantee.

The 2014 home security systems reviews were based on the following factors: monitoring technology, monitoring packages, equipment packages, warranty, customer service, support, usability, mobile features, BBB Accreditation, BBB Rating, customer reviews, installation fees, years in business and the home security contract. 6Webs.com exhaustive review process leaves no stone unturned. For consumers wanting to know more about the top rated home security system companies, please view the 6Webs.com rankings at http://www.6webs.com/best-home-security-systems/.

About 6Webs.com 6Webs.com is an independent home security reviews company that focuses on delivering high quality reviews and security company rankings to consumers in the market for a home security system. There are a dozen factors that go into the home security reviews each year and only the top home security system companies are ranked on the 6Webs.com website. In addition to ranking the top security companies online, 6Webs.com also provides educational information on their home security blog to help consumers lead a safer and more secure lifestyle.

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Joseph Gentz, who is serving prison time in the killing of a Grosse Pointe Park woman, was accused of threatening behavior and disobeying an order in prison, according to the Michigan Department of Corrections.

Gentz who has said he killed Jane Bashara at the direction of her husband, Bob Bashara pleaded guilty to second-degree murder and was sentenced to 17-28 years in prison. Bashara, who has maintained his innocence, is charged with first-degree murder in his wifes death.

According to a misconduct report, Gentz came out of an equipment shed at the Macomb Correctional Facility on Oct. 8 with four horseshoes and said, Im taking these back to my room.

An officer told Gentz to stop and put the horseshoes on the ground, the report says. But, according to the report, Gentz turned and, with the horseshoes in his hand began talking in a very loud, aggitated [sic]voice that he wanted his i.d., which he said kept being taken from him.

The report says the officer again told Gentz to put the horseshoes down, but Gentz did not comply.

The reporting staff member wrote that Gentz was acting erratically and I did feel in danger for myself & other staff & prisoners around.

That wasnt the first time Gentz has been in trouble in prison. According to a misconduct report, in March 2013 he defied an order to go back to his prison cell.

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Chantilly, VA (PRWEB) January 15, 2014

Jeannine Miller, Community Relations Manager at Moss Building & Design, will be appearing on Lets Talk Live News Channel 8 on Thursday, January 16th, 2014. Moss Building & Design was selected among several other exhibitors of the Home and Remodeling Show to appear on the segment.

Moss Building & Design distinguishes themselves from others in the industry with their community involvement and high-quality services. Not only does Moss support charitable foundations, but they also engage the community through their HandyMOM 101 and HandyGirl 101 programs. These programs started with the formation of HandyMOM101 which targeted Moms group in Northern Virginia so that women could learn important DIY skills to complete maintenance items in their own homes. HandyGirl 101 is for young girls who also want to get involved in learning DIY skills early, and through the workshop they can earn a Girl Scouts badge.

Though Moss has services ranging from additions and kitchen remodels to handyman services, they also use these programs to empower women to tackle their smaller honey-do lists. HandyMOM 101 includes a demonstration where attendees are invited to work alongside a Moss professional and test their new skills. The workshop is a hands-on approach to teaching women the right DIY skills they need to tackle their home improvements. Moss offers a variety of workshop options including "Tile it," "Patch It," and Hang it."

Jeannine is excited to be on the show to present these programs and represent Moss. "The HandyMOM 101 and HandyGirl programs make Moss different. At Moss, we are interested in the quality of work that we do but also in giving back. These programs have allowed us to reach out to the community and to women, who are not often made a part of the remodeling and construction business."

Jeannine Miller will be covering the HandyMOM 101 program and demonstrating two of Moss most popular workshops: Patch it and Tile it. Lets Talk Live Hosts, Melanie Hastings and Natasha Barrett, will have some hands-on action as they test out these workshops. Tune in Thursday morning, January 16th, 2014 to catch the live action.

Moss Building and Design will be at the Home & Remodeling Show Friday, January 17th to Sunday, January 19th at the Dulles Expo Center. As well, the company will present two HandyMOM 101 workshops with one on Saturday, January 18th at 3 p.m. and the other on Sunday, January 19th at 2 p.m.

Homeowners wishing to learn more about Moss remodeling services in Northern Virginia, including additions, kitchens, bathrooms, basements and home services, or would like a free consultation, are encouraged to contact Moss at 703.961.7707, or visit the company website at http://www.mossbuildinganddesign.com.

About Moss Building and Design and Moss Home Services: For home improvement in Northern Virginia, you can count on Moss Building and Design and Moss Home Services. Moss is an award-winning, family-owned residential remodeling and home services company located in Chantilly, Virginia. Since 2001, they have established a reputation for excellence in remodeling additions, kitchens, bathrooms and basements and performing home services throughout Northern Virginia. Their customers see them as a trusted partner and they are very proud of their exceptional 80% repeat customer and referral rates. Moss Building and Design has won consumer awards such as Angies List Super Service Awards for the last four years and has an A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau, as well as many other industry building and design awards.

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Step 1: Planning the project

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Almost all home centers and full-service hardware stores sell gutter systems that are designed primarily for easy installation. But with just a little bit more work, you can use these same parts to put together gutters and downspouts that are stronger and better looking too.

Evaluate and plan the project Installing your own gutters can save you substantially over professionally installed gutters, but there are a few pitfalls to watch out for. Inspect the fascia and soffit (Fig. B) for signs of rotted wood, which will need to be replaced before you put up the gutters. Many houses have a trim board or crown molding nailed to the fascia just under the shingles. Youll have to either remove this as we did or add a continuous strip of wood under it to create a flat plane for the gutters. In either case, prime and paint bare wood before you hang the gutters.

Draw a sketch and measure your house Fig. A shows an example of a gutter system for a typical house. Record the length of the gutter runs and mark the downspout locations. Then count up the inside and outside corners and end caps (note whether they are right or left ends). Measure the height of downspouts and add 4 ft. to each for the extension away from the house at the bottom. Each downspout requires three elbows. There are two types of elbows that turn either to the front or side of the downspout. Most installations require only front elbows, but occasionally you may need a side elbow, usually to turn the downspout extension sideways. Here are a few planning tips:

Figure B: Mounting details

Measure the horizontal gutter runs and downspouts and identify the parts you'll need.

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Cut the front and back sides with a tin snips. Bend the gutter and cut the bottom.

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Former B.C. Hydro environmental consultant John Kelly says the Crown corporation deserved praise for right-of-way clearing practices in the 1980s and 1990s, but a section of the new Interior-to-Lower Mainland Line failed to avoid environmental damage.

Wed driven to Burke Mountain in Coquitlam recently to view the clearing for towers 5071 to 5075, the tail end of the ILMs 250 kilometers of towers and cables from Merritt.

Kelly wanted to see what this site looked like after being frustrated by what he found at Millionaire Creek in the Malcolm Knapp UBC Research Forest in Maple Ridge.

An environmental audit in June identified damage to the coho producer. It still hadnt been repaired in November as spawning occurred.

Other steps to mitigate impacts reseeding of scraped off vegetation, and water diversion channels were just being taken.

Luckily, sunny weather delayed the rainy season.

At tower 5071, at the base of the mountain, Kelly noted more failures to avoid damage, and mitigate impacts. Hed later report them to Maple Ridge stakeholders, including ARMS, the research forest and Rod Stott, environment officer for Maple Ridge.

Trees were felled and left across a stream, he noted.

Kelly thought theyd been cut a year ago, but the mess is still here and the clearing contractor is gone. This is very poor construction practice. Damage occurred when some trees were pulled out [by skidders].

ARMS favors the use of helicopters to remove trees more expensive, but less disruptive.

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