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Heidi Brett, 34, who lives in one of the flats in Walderslade, Kent, said: "It is a nightmare. This is a big tree. It's taller than our three-storey house.

"The owner says as it is now on my land, it is my responsibility to get it moved.

"Surely if you own something and it breaks or damages someone else's property then it's the owner's responsibility to fix it.

"I'm in a stalemate now because my landlord is refusing to pay for it because it's not his tree, which I understand."

Ms Brett said she will not know how much damage has been done to her home until the tree is taken away.

She added: "Bits of bricks are falling off and landing in my garden and the branches are getting droopy and falling off.

"There is water running down inside of the loft space too.

"It's getting more dangerous the longer it is left there."

Sheila Stenning, 61, who owns the land where the tree is, said: "It is not our responsibility because it is in their property and I have spoken to our insurance company multiple times about it.

"Their insurance company has to get it removed and then they can recover the costs."

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CAPE CORAL, Fla. - If you want to build a shed in Cape Coral, you might have an easier time after Monday's city council meeting. The city is considering letting people build sheds on the sides of homes, something, that's not previously allowed unless you ask for a special exception.

"Obviously there's a lack of storage space in Florida," laughed William Orsine.

He installed a shed in 2006, following proper permitting processes. But hearing that the city could allow people to sheds on the sides of homes has him worried it might cause clutter.

"I don think they should. Cape Coral is tight for a reason. It's a pretty residential neighborhood," he said.

It's required in the city that you place a shed in the back. But WINK News found out a majority of the homeowners who requested to build a shed on the side of the home, were allowed to build it after a lengthy process.

The request for sheds on the sides of houses is one of the most commonly requested variances in the city, which is why they're now reconsidering the rules.

"Provided (the shed on the side of the home) meets side setback requirements and provided that there's screening in place in the form of a wall, landscaping, or a combination of the two," explained Planning Team Coordinator Mike Struve, with the City of Cape Coral.

WINK News found mixed reactions on Facebook.

One resident tells us, "We wanted to build one, to many rules and regulations for nothing, we need a permit to breath in this town, so we gave it up."

Another says,"I think it is good you need a permit. Our neighbor has multiple things outside including sheds and other junk. No one does anything about it. He doesn't have any permits."

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Ford Motor Co. F-150 trucks move along the assembly line as employees work at the company's Kansas City Assembly Plant in Claycomo, Missouri.

The buzz entering the Detroit auto show that began today was that Ford Motor Co. (F) would deliver one of the events most important introductions, an F-150 destined to be the first high-production vehicle with an aluminum body.

While Ford didnt disappoint, its official presentation was almost absent any mention of the word aluminum.

In prepared remarks as a series of new F-150s burst through paper walls onto the floor of Detroits Joe Louis Arena, Ford executives used tough to describe their newest pickup at least eight times. Raj Nair, the automakers product chief, underscored that the new vehicles frame is made of steel -- stronger, he said, than the steel the companys competitors use in their heavy-duty models. Only after that was the word aluminum uttered, and those in the stands heard it once.

Its a sensitive subject, said Kevin Tynan, an auto analyst for Bloomberg Industries. With any such change in direction, there will be doubts and incessant questions about whether it was the right move, the right time, and whether the execution is progressing according to plan.

The F-150 represents a big gamble for Ford. The Dearborn, Michigan-based automaker is taking risks with its top-selling and most profitable model to shed as much as 700 pounds (318 kilograms) and close in on 30 miles (48 kilometers) per gallon in highway driving, people familiar with the trucks performance have said.

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Eversenses add-on to their existing thermostats uses Apples Bluetooth iBeacon technology to intelligently regulate room temperature.

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Auras are small iBeacons that will soon become an addition to the EverSense smart thermostat. It will allow iBeacons to sense nearby iOS devices and adjust the room temperature accordingly. After the setup, the house owner will be able to control any room temperature with an Aura by entering that room.

Thermostats are normally placed in hallways and similar places. The temperature in out of the way places such as hallway is often different from the temperature in other rooms. A temperature in the kitchen is very different from the temperature in the living room or hallway. With Aura, EverSense takes care of this problem. The user can add more Aura iBeacon sensors any time. Since they use NFC and Bluetooth Low Energy, they can last about two years.

iBeacons can be any small devices with Bluetooth, or iOS devices. They allow businesses to send any type of information to iOS devices near an iBeacon. Apple is currently using the iBeacons to send to their customers in-store notifications. MLB, Macys and InMarket are also using iBeacons, and CES is using them for the scavenger hunt event.

EverSense expects the new Aura iBeacon to be available to the owners of their thermostats sometime this year.

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The saga of former Cardinals outfielder Jim Edmonds' proposed Clayton restaurant has taken another turn.

Edmonds and business partner Mark Winfield announced in August of last year that they would open Edmonds Parkside Grill in Clayton on the Park, a residential building at Brentwood Boulevard and Bonhomme Avenue.

On Jan. 2, however, Winfield told the Post-Dispatch, "The deal is dead."

Winfield explained that negotiations between the partners and the Koman Group, which owns Clayton on the Park, had hit a snag.

"It financially didn't make sense," he said.

The Koman Group didn't respond to a request for comment. However, the Post-Dispatch has obtained what appears to be a letter written by Koman Group managing director Jason Braidwood on Clayton on the Park letterhead and addressed to the building's residents.

In the letter, dated Jan. 3, Braidwood writes, "We were aware that there was some negative press on the subject [of the Clayton on the Park restaurant] as our phones started ringing on the morning of January 2. Note that we declined to respond for a variety of reasons. In sum, there is little to report despite the statements made within the articles. We continue to work with our tenant toward opening the restaurant as quickly as possible."

The letter identifies the tenant in question as Jim Edmonds and Mark Winfield, doing business as "Edwin."

The letter continues, "The plans that Edwin believes work best for the space (inside and out) have resulted in an unanticipated high construction budget. We are therefore working together to value engineer the plans and budget to make it work for both parties. This process has been collaborative with shared goals. Both landlord and tenant very much want the building as soon as possible. ..."

Asked this morning about this "collaborative" process to "value engineer" the Edmonds Parkside Grill proposal, Winfield said, "As of right now, we are not involved."

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