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March 30
- Video: Merrifield Center Grand Opening Celebration
- Speed Possibly a Factor in Burke Area Fatal Crash
- Senior Centers Offer FallProof Balance Class for Older Adults
- Submit Nominations for Environmental Excellence Awards
- Shred Unwanted Papers at the Sully District Police Station May 2
- City of Fairfax Regional Library Hosts Civil War Research Event April 10
- Annandale Senior Center Needs Volunteers: Friendly Greeter, Canasta Player, Instructors
- Police Captain Graduates from FBI Academy
March 27
- Top 5 Reasons to Attend SpringFest Fairfax on April 25
- Video: Mature Living - Scams Targeting Older Adults
- Underwater Search in Kingstowne Pond Secures Handgun Discarded by Teen
- Weekender: Easter Egg Hunts, Owl Prowl, Bat House and More
- Homicide in Huntington Area; Police Seeking Four Suspects
- Submit Comments Now to Help Improve Braddock Road Corridor for the Future
March 26
- "Parks Count" Survey Mailed to 15,000 Households; Additional Ways to Comment
- Register for Spring Fest Family Event at McLean Community Center, April 4
- Nominate Group and Individual Park Service Volunteers for Elly Doyle Awards
- Apply April 1 for Teen Police Academy and Future Women Leaders in Law Enforcement
- Meet Bestselling Author Mary Kay Andrews at Sherwood Community Center, April 16
- Audio: Listen to the Latest Board of Supervisors Meeting Highlights Podcast
- May 5 Vienna Election Information
- New Electoral Board Announced for Fairfax County
March 25
- Video: Kids Gain Confidence Through "Read to the Dog" Program
- Wife, Police Officer, Fire & Rescue Personnel and Dog Combine to Save Man's Life
- Register Your Child Today for Spring RECQuest; Begins March 30
- Library Family Fun - Dr. Seuss Drawing, Crafts and Reptiles
March 24
- Photos: Board of Supervisors Presentations for March 24
- Annual 5K Walk and Candlelight Vigil at Fairfax Corner, April 19
- Public Health Week is April 6-12; Daily Tips and Actions
- Virginia Bluebells in Bloom at Riverbend Park; April Events
- Brookfield Park Pond Rehabilitation Project Receives Award
- Register Kids and Teens Now for Spring Break Camps, March 30 - April 3
- VDOT Pothole and Paving Schedule; Report Potholes Online or 1-800-FOR-ROAD (367-7623)
- International, Innovative Dance Company Pilobolus Comes to The Alden in McLean April 17
- Video: Renovated Woodrow Wilson Library Reopens
- Regional Transportation Projects - Public Meetings March 25 and 31; Submit Comments Now
March 23
- March 24 Board of Supervisors Meeting Agenda, Presentations
- APWA Public Works Project of the Year Award Winners
- Report of Two Students Sexually Assaulted Being Investigated
- DMV Customer Service Van at Government Center Tuesday, March 31
- Volunteer Drivers Needed for Vietnamese Meals on Wheels in Falls Church
- I-66 Bus on Shoulder Pilot Program Begins Today
March 20
- Bank Robbery in the Kingstowne Area
- Video: Board of Supervisors Meeting Preview for March 24, 2015
- Woodrow Wilson Library to Reopen March 21
- Audio: Listen to the Latest News to Use and Health and Safety Podcasts
- Video: Opportunities Abound at New Providence Community Center
- Friends of Reston Regional Library Donate $25,000 to the Library
- Weekender: Composting, Campfires, Cherry Blossoms and More
- Video: Just 100 Days Until the World Police and Fire Games Come to Fairfax County
- Officers Conduct Truck Inspections at NVCC
- Fairfax 50+ Podcast: Free AARP Tax Assistance
- Stress Relief Meditation Workshop at Reston Regional Library March 28
March 19
- Podcast: County Executive Ed Long Talks About the Budget in the Latest County Conversation
- Five Injured in Serious Car Crash Involving Deer
- Audio: Learn About Spring Wildlife Habits, Puppy Season and More in the Latest Pawcast
- Armed Robbery Suspect Apprehended
- "Ask Fairfax" Transcript on Keeping Kids Safe Online
- Bluegrass Barn Concert Features Adcocks and Gray
- Easter Fun Comes to your Neighborhood
March 18
- Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month Promoted in Fairfax County
- Annandale-Area Homicide Victim's Name Released
- Transcript: Experts Answer Questions About Keeping Kids Safe Online
- Fairfax County to Participate in Northern Virginia Housing Expo March 21
- Fairfax County Police Crime Statistics for 2013 and 2014
- MCC: Governing Board Nominating Petitions Due March 27
- Armed Burglary Suspect Shot by Homeowner
- Herndon-Area Death Now Being Investigated as a Homicide
- "Ask Fairfax" Today, 11 a.m.; Detectives Answer Kids and Internet Safety Questions
March 17
- Fire and Rescue: Community Safety, Wellness Programs Resume March 21
- Public Hearing on Reston Towne Green Property Conveyance, April 8
- Find Easter Fun in Local Parks
- Homicide Investigation in the Annandale Area
- It's Tax Season: Federal, State, County Resources for Residents
- Death Investigation in Herndon Area
- Young Speakers Club Workshop, Burke Centre Library, March 28
March 16
- Submit Your Questions About How to Keep Kids Safe Online
- Sheriff on Women Pioneers in Criminal Justice Panel March 29
- Faces of Tysons – Latin America, Tysons-Pimmit Regional Library March 28
- Emergency Preparedness: Don't Leave It to Luck
- Passing On a Passion for Music
- Video: Big Rocky Run Stream Restoration, Native Plant Installation
- Herndon Adult Day Health Care Center Needs Volunteer Lunch Assistants and Piano Player
March 13
- 7 Ways to Be Green This Spring
- Native Tree and Shrub Seedling Sale Underway
- Residents Asked to Share Ideas on McLean Community Center's Future
- Dates Announced for 2015 Residential Recycling Events
- Weekender: Watershed Clean-Up Day, Food History Symposium, Super Pi Day, and More
- Diversity Commitment Shines in Criminal Justice Academy Graduating Class
- "Found in the Archives" Documents: Irish Immigrants in Fairfax County
- March FCPA ResOURces Newsletter: Programs, Volunteers, Cats, Jobs
March 12
- Your Voice, Your County Budget, Two Hours on Saturday, March 14
- County Holds First Neighborhood and Community Conference March 21
- Family Fun at the Library: Animals, Languages and Scottish Dancing
- Audio: 50+ Podcast Shares Why Yoga is Great for Older Adults
- Take a Salamander Excursion with the Park Authority
- Bring Your Dog to the Ides of Bark March 15
- McLean Officer Saves Resident from Burning Car
March 11
- Want to Keep Kids Safe Online? County Experts Share Tips March 18
- Parks and Schools Discuss Lighted Synthetic Turf Fields
- Volunteers Needed This Weekend for Watershed Clean-Up Day
- Video: 2015 Northern Virginia Housing Expo Set for March 21
- Catch The Irish Spirit with Diverse Programs In The Parks
- Meeting Set To Discuss Safety, Traffic Concerns at Franconia Park
March 10
- Sheriff's Office Cautions Residents about New Phone Scams
- Plan to Participate in the March 17 Statewide Tornado Drill
- Frequently Asked Questions about the Fall Cankerworm (PDF)
- F.A.N.tastic Times: Grab Your Dancing Shoes and Swing
- Tax Relief Workshops Continue Countywide through March
- Community Invited to Merrifield Center Grand Opening March 27
- Nominate Residents for the Barbara Varon Volunteer Award
- Volunteer Drivers Needed for Vietnamese Meals on Wheels in Falls Church
March 9
- Inmate Death Investigation Ongoing
- Police Chief Gives Update on In-Custody Death Investigation
- Board Approves Financing to Develop, Preserve Affordable Housing in Lorton and Falls Church
- Video: Identity Theft and Fraud Protection
- Heater Causes Alexandria House Fire
- Audio: Listen to the Latest News to Use and Health and Safety Podcasts
- Electrical Panel Causes Springfield Townhouse Fire
- Kitchen Fan Causes Burke Fire
- Video: Provide Your Input on County and School Budgets March 14
- Women's History Month Celebration at Burke Centre Library March 12
- Naturalization Information Session at Herndon Fortnightly Library March 16
- Audio: Learn about Pet Fitness and the Animal Shelter in the Latest Pawcast
March 6
- Watch "County Magazine": Real Estate Assessments, Budget Proposal and More
- Telephone Support Group: Using the Internet to Help Your Caregiving Journey
- Maximizing Your Social Security at Reston Regional Library March 12
- Great Falls Grange Celebrates Newfound Accessibility This Saturday
- County Addressing Issue with Emergency Alerts System
- Lamp Causes Centreville House Fire
- Audio: Listen to the Latest Board of Supervisors Meeting Highlights Podcast
- Ready For Spring? Conservation Assistance Program Applications due March 11
- Audio: Learn about National Consumer Protection Week in County Conversation
- Pedestrian Struck while Crossing Lee Highway, Dies from Injuries
- Trash and Recycling Collection for County Customers Suspended Friday
- Government Offices Open Two Hours Late March 6
March 4
- Winter Storm Warning Issued for Fairfax County and Region
- Extended Winter Weather Challenging for Birds, Other Wildlife
- Lake Anne Revitalization Plan Approved
- Park Board Approves Three Mastenbrook Grants
- Compensation Increase Approved for Board of Supervisors
- Chief Roessler Supports Ad Hoc Police Practices Review Commission
- Bechtel to Expand Presence in Fairfax County
- Open Hire March 10, 12: Summer Youth Program Part-Time Positions
- Library Family Fun: Beavers, Book Clubs, Irish Music
March 3
- County Attorney to Reorganize Office, Retire Next Year
- Board of Supervisors Endorses Creating Commission to Review Police Policies
- Photos: Board of Supervisors Presentations March 3
- Board Authorizes Advertised Tax Rate of $1.09
- Board Adopts Strategic Economic Success Plan
- Tree Commission Seeks Friends of Trees Awards Nominations
- Update: Arrest Made in Police Impersonation Case
- Police Investigate Dangerous Helicopter Spotlighting Incident
- Gov. McAuliffe to Speak at 137th Firefighter Recruits Graduation
- Open Hire: Therapeutic Recreation Services Summer Jobs
- NoVa Teen Book Festival at Washington-Lee High School, March 7
- RCC Seeks Volunteer Drivers for NV Rides Reston for Older Adults
March 2
- March 3 Board of Supervisors Meeting Agenda, Presentations
- Ribbon-Cutting March 4 Marks Completion of Telegraph Road Widening
- Video: National Consumer Protection Week March 1-7
- Older Adults Independent Living Program Begins March 6, Gum Springs, March 11, Burke
- Create a Safe Sleep Environment for Babies
- Free Safety Seat Saturdays, March 7 and 28
- Karen Ashbrook's Irish Music at Kings Park Library, March 7
- Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo at Alden, March 5
- Update: In-Custody Death Investigation Ongoing
- Government Offices Open March 2; Unscheduled Leave Granted Employees
- Two Arrests in Cable TV Battery Thefts
- Herndon Adult Day Health Care Center Needs Volunteer Lunch Assistants & Piano Player
Feb. 27
- Partnerships Newsletter Features Hypothermia Prevention, Grants, More
- Two Arrested for Larceny in Mason District
- Man Charged in Chantilly Walmart Fire Case
- Free Community Events Set for National Consumer Protection Week, March 1-7
- Weekender: Dr. Seuss' Birthday, Cheese Tastings, Garden Talks and More
- Andrea Doria: What Really Happened? At Richard Byrd Library on March 5
- Patent Pending Performs at Bluegrass Barn Sunday, March 1
- Fairfax 50+ Podcast: What You Should Know About SeniorNavigator
Feb. 26
- An Evening with Erik Larson at Ernst Theater on March 20
- Woodrow Wilson Library to Reopen March 21
- Park Authority Declines Proposal to Expand Burke Lake Golf Driving Range/Clubhouse
- Fight Winter Blahs for Under $100; Buy Used From County Auction
- Technology Programs Broaden Horizons for County Youth
- Video: Kate's Place Event Welcomes Families Home
- Fun in Parks Continues Despite Frigid Temperatures
- Government Offices Open Feb. 26; Unscheduled Leave Granted for Employees
- Police Accident Policy Now in Effect in Fairfax County
- Volunteer Marian Ewell Named Donald Early Award Recipient
- Riverbend Park Features Astronomy and Cold-Weather Camping This Weekend
Feb. 25
- Crime Solvers Seeks Assistance in Police Impersonation Case
- Family Fun at the Library: Dr. Seuss, Music and Science
- Inmate Resource Fair at Adult Detention Center March 3
- Cat Perishes in Falls Church House Fire
- Photos: Families are Told "Welcome Home" to Kate's Place Residences
- State Department Official Arrested for Soliciting a Juvenile
- Donate to Those Less Fortunate During Canned Food Month
Feb. 24
- Fairfax County Receives Low 2.677 Percent Interest Rate on Bond Sale
- Public Hearing March 24 on Proposed Consolidated Plan and Action Plan
- Unattended Food Causes Accidental Kitchen Fire in Alexandria Home
- Three Displaced by Accidental House Fire in Franconia
- Police Seek Help Locating Reston-Area Home Burglar
- Faulty Fireplace Flue Causes Reston Townhouse Fire
- Two Displaced by Accidental Townhouse Fire in Lorton
- BPOL Filing and Tax Payment Due Monday, Mar. 2
- Video: Learn About the Fairfax County Budget Process
- Audio: Listen to the Latest News to Use and Health and Safety Podcasts
- Tax Relief Workshops Begin This Week; Do You Qualify?
Feb. 23
- Six Families Told "Welcome Home" During Kate's Place Ribbon-Cutting
- Hunter Mill District Community Summit Feb. 28 Focuses on Budget, Human Services
- Podcast: County Conversation with Community Services Board Executive Director Tisha Deegan
- NoVa Teen Book Festival at Washington-Lee High School, March 7
Feb. 20
- County Executive Answers Community FY 2016 Budget Questions
- Weekender: Wonderlands, Stargazing, Chinese New Year and More
- Economic Indicators: Unemployment Rate Decreased, Home Sales Increased and More (PDF)
- Smoking Materials Cause Alexandria Apartment Fire
- Fatal Hit and Run Crash in Centreville Area
- Library On the Go with Bookmyne
- Video: Understanding Your 2015 Estate Assessment
- Government Offices Open Feb. 20; Unscheduled Leave Granted for Employees
Feb. 19
- Five Ways to Get Involved, Provide Input in Budget Process
- Senior Center in Centreville Needs Volunteer Certified Personal Trainer
- Accidental Garden Apartment Fire
- Video: Court-Supervised Veterans Treatment Docket Established
- Audio: Hear About the Day in the Life of an Animal Control Officer in the Latest Pawcast
- Smoking Materials Cause House Fire in Alexandria
- Ongoing In-Custody Death Investigation Details Released
- Video: Pohick Creek Dam Rehabilitation Project
- Audio: Listen to the Latest Board of Supervisors Meeting Highlights Podcast
Feb. 18
- Participate in Chairman Bulova's March 14 Community Dialogues on County Budget
- Board of Supervisors' Schedule of Town Hall Meetings on County Budget
- County Executive Answers Questions on Proposed Budget Online Friday, Feb. 20
- Podcast: Board of Supervisors Feb. 17 Meeting Highlights
- Animal Control Rescues Cold Kitten From Ledge
- Free Black History Month Presentations: Choirs, Mimes, Martial Arts
- Library Family Fun: Birds, Games and Dr. Seuss
- 50+ Podcast Discusses Meals on Wheels
- Government Offices Open Feb. 18; Unscheduled Leave Granted
- Accidental Annandale Townhouse Fire Feb. 17
- Accidental Alexandria Townhouse Fire Feb. 16
Feb. 17
- County Executive Proposes $3.8 Billion FY 2016 Budget; Plan for FY 2017 Budget
- 2015 Real Estate Tax Assessment Notices Available Online, Mailed Feb. 17
Feb. 13
- Crime Solvers Seeks Help in Recent Arson at Chantilly Walmart
- Feb. 17 Board of Supervisors Meeting Agenda and Presentations
- It's Cold This Weekend - How to Help Those Who May Be at Risk
- Unattended Food Causes Accidental House Fire in Burke
- Bones Found in Woods Near Manchester Lakes
- Police Investigate In-Custody Death
- Video: Board of Supervisors Meeting Preview for Feb. 17
- Weekender: Valentine's Day Dance Party, Political Trivia and More
- Storytime with Author Alice Y. Chen on Feb. 20 at Sherwood Regional Library
Feb. 12
- Luria Park Boardwalk Renovations to Begin
- Parks Have Valentine's Day Outing Ideas for Everyone
- Volunteers Needed to Drive Older Adults to Medical Appointments and Wellness Programs
- Writing Workshop with Author Kristin Bailey on Feb. 28 at Burke Centre Library
Feb. 11
- Update: Test Results Negative in Suspected Measles Case
- Worship Watch Program Helps Keep Faith Communities Safe
- Sign Up to Receive County Tax Deadline Info via Fairfax Alerts
- Family Fun at the Library: Valentine's Day Events, Music and More
Feb. 10
- 2015 Real Estate Assessments Online, in Mail Feb. 17; Five Things to Know
- Free Child Safety Seat Inspection, Annandale, Feb. 19
- Suspected Measles Case Being Investigated
- Public Comments Sought on Medicaid Waiver Services Statewide Transition Plan
- February ResOURces: Camps, Astronomy, Gardens, Nature, More
- Audio: 50+ Podcast Features Hollin Hall Center for Creative Retirement
- Accidental McLean House Fire
- County Executive to Present Proposed FY 2016 Budget on Feb. 17
- Library Lover's Open House at Tysons-Pimmit Regional Library on Feb. 14
- VDOT Public Info Meeting on I-395 South Widening Near Landmark
- Human Bones Found Near Trail in Difficult Run Stream Valley Park
Feb. 9
- Inova Health to Take Over ExxonMobil Merrifield Property
- Valentine's Day Gift Ideas from Emergency Management
- Man Arrested for Indecent Exposure at Munson Hill Park
- Two Men Arrested in Gift Card Scam Thanks to Observant Citizens
- Accidental Annandale House Fire; Neighbor Alerted by Smoke Alarms
- Juniors at Three Schools to Compete For Sully Paid Internships
- Audio: Listen to the Latest News to Use and Health and Safety Podcasts
- Submit Nominations for Human Rights Awards
- Crime Solvers Needs Your Help Identifying Vienna Robbery Suspect
Feb. 6
- Watch "County Magazine": Fairfax Alerts and Winter Weather Preparedness
- Fireplace Ashes Cause House Fire in Alexandria
- Domestic Violence Prevention, Policy and Coordinating Council's 2014 Annual Report
- Weekender: Historic Courthouses, Jewelry, Dances and More
- Senior Center in Falls Church Needs Volunteer Office Assistant
- Audio: Learn About the Shelter Volunteer Program and More in the Latest Pawcast
Feb. 5
- VDOT to Host Meeting for Fairfax County Parkway/Rolling Road Project Feb. 9
- George Washington Day Holiday Schedule for Feb. 16
- Chantilly Walmart Fire Intentionally Set
- DMV Customer Service Van at Government Center Feb. 17 and 27
- Accidental Alexandria Apartment Fire
- Caregiving and Basic Tax Concerns, Feb. 10, Telephone Support Group
- Audio: Learn About Dam Rehabilitation in the Latest County Conversation Podcast
Feb. 4
- Cruiser Rammed During Pursuit; Suspect Apprehended
- Video: African American History Month at Sully
- Library Family Fun: Chocolate Lovers' Festival, African Polyrhythms, More
- Senior Safety Summit Feb. 6 at McLean Community Center
- College Scholarship Opportunity for Criminal Justice Majors
- Video: County Exercise Prepares for World Police and Fire Games
- Accidental Alexandria Area House Fire, Feb. 3
Feb. 3
- Register for Community Emergency Response Team Training
- New Tool Searches Park Info From Mobile Devices
- Visit Fairfax Historic Courthouse Open House, Feb. 7
- African-American Read-In, Gum Springs Community Center, Feb. 5
Feb. 2
- Connector Public Meetings Feb. 3, 4, Proposed Route Changes in Preston, Herndon, Tysons
- Apply to Citizens Fire and Rescue Academy by Feb. 16
- Charges in Setting Alexandria Fires
- Officer Weapon Retention Holster Prevents Further Use of Force
- Apply by Feb. 20 for May Creative Aging Festival
- Park Authority Board Elects 2015 Officers


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Opportunistic lizards
I've been watching a little green anole lizard prowl the brick wall a foot away from one of my hanging feeders. I even caught him sitting on the feeder for several minutes, which was starting to get me mad. Today, I got lucky and glanced out the window just in time to see him jump from the wall to the feeder, grab a bug that was trying to score some nectar, and jump back to the wall, bug in mouth, which he swallowed whole some time later. If I had blinked, I'd have missed his attack, which was over in probably .1 seconds. I hope he hangs around and has an appetite for wasps.
Cool!! I had one living in my back yard in Florida, never noticed him near my feeders. The kids got a kick out of him, but he could be hard to spot!! We sat outside one day for a full hour, with 6 kids running around. My sister looked over and he was 2 feet from her face in a bush. Had likely been there the whole time. Christy :)
Anole lizards are very pretty, and they don't bite too hard when you catch them. House geckos OTOH...
The hummingbird activity is picking up. The first one hit the shrimp plant on March 14, and I hadn't seen more than two before today, when I saw five at once. Up to three feeders now, mainly to frustrate the aggressive male who thinks it's his job to sit on a tree branch all day and guard them all.
I had Carolina Anole regularly feeding at a hummingbird feeder on my front porch last August. I've added a link to a video that includes of his approach to the feeder as well as his meal. It's not the best video and it's a number of clips pieced together but hopefully you'll enjoy it.
Steve in Valrico.
Here is a link that might be useful: Carolina Anole on a Tweeter Totter Hummingbird Feeder
Truly enjoyed the picture series. Excellent capture of hummer taking exception to the invader. I have little lizards about that size around here but they are not green they are dark either grey or brown and one got in my house once and I had to run him down lest he start a family inside.

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... of white and black granite and marble from ancient volcanic activity. There were once many temples here, mostly from the 13/14th century each with a market and other associated buildings, but only one (or two?) Are used for worship today. Apparently in the Hindu religion, if the idol is damaged or cracked, it cannot be worshiped anymore, and the idol becomes solely a monument. Secondly in, I think, the 15/16th century the Muslims came and pretty much destroyed everything ...
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Off to the Royal Enclosure [or Palace] by 1230. There are but ruins left as the palace was made of wood and destroyed centuries ago. The platform area was used for ceremonies. An aqueduct fed a beautifully geometric pool. The 100 Pillars Hall was bereft of columns, save for the 10x10 stabilizing cuts.
The Royal Temple was just for the king and queen to pray. Many of the themes in the carvings were quite familiar by now. The Zanana area was just ...
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Good B Team banter carried the day until the conductor went by and the 'coke' came out. We had a couple of shots each, giving the rest to Lucas for his nightcap. Bed by 2315.
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wiring a new house for phone/net/tv
How do people generally wire brand new homes for cable, internet and landline phones -- wireless internet throughout the house, tvs in three rooms and cordless landline phones in two rooms? Does the cable company do it? Or does a private technician? If so, what kind of a technician? Does anyone know how much it generally costs to rewire, say, a two-bedroom two-story home?
My home was destroyed in a fire and I have to bring it down to its studs. I'm trying to project all the costs associated with this fire, and it occurred to me that I'll have to rewire the house for communications, too. Unfortunately, this item wasn't included in the construction estimate.
Typically cable, Ethernet, and other "low voltage" wiring would be part of the electrical contractor's bid but almost anyone qualified could do it. As part of the designed phase you would decide which rooms would get what. If I had the walls open I'd run COAX and CAT5e (or CAT6) to every room likely to get a computer and/or television.
The wiring would typically use a "star" configuration where the individual cable radiate from a central point. That's usually a basement or storage closet where network equipment can be housed.
I would not bother wiring every room for a landline phone - they are obsolete. I am building now and we are putting one landline jack in the kitchen, one in the master on the second floor, and one in the basement. Everyone these days uses cell phones and/or cordless land lines.
The computer wiring is much more important to today's home owner.
You might want to consider 'structured wiring' which combines coaxial cable for TV, CAT-6 for computer networking, and conventional phone wiring into one easy-to-use and run bundle. This formula is being followed in a lot of new home construction, and accounts for just about every contingency
Here is a link that might be useful: Discussion of structured wiring
Here is a guide to everything and then some you wanted to know about wiring a house. Even if you dont want to take it as far as automation, the basics are discussed as well. We are building and I just finished pulling low voltage wires in my house. I did pull wires for phone/data/tv, whole house audio, surround sound, etc. Hope it helps as much as it helped me.
Here is a link that might be useful: Wiring Your New House 101 - Cocoontech.com
In 45 years I have seen many changes in communications. What you want in 20 years does not exist yet. But the pipe will be usable.
I will never have my dream house, but what I wanted would have 1/2" conduit runs from every room to a central point. After that, cat-5e cable or cat-9 in 2020, cable, or even fiber to the room -- no problem.
If it were me, I would definitely run Cat6 to every room where you may want to stream Netflix or Hulu+ or something like that or have a computer. Wireless lan does not do these services justice. If you are a computer geek and/or like to work with video which are huge files, then you would want to hook up those with Cat 6, a router with wireless capability, and a dedicated network storage device like Synology model DS112, available from Amazon.com or Newegg . You will still have to purchase a hard drive to make it function. If you still want to use land line phone, kitchen and bedroom would suffice with cordless phone set for roaming.


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Israel has identified new allies in its emerging diplomatic dispute with the new administration in Washington over Iran 's nuclear programme – the Arab states.
"In the past, the Arab leaders would complain about the Americans being too pro-Israel," says a senior Israeli diplomat in Jerusalem.
Israel has re-named the potentially deadly Swine Flu virus as "Mexican Flu" because the virus comes from pigs, which are non-kosher.
Ultra-Orthodox Deputy Health Minister Yakov Litzman made the announcement at a press conference on the grounds that under Jewish law pigs are considered unclean and pork is non-kosher.
This is despite the fact that the non-kosher meat is available in some stores in Israel.
Mr Litzman was appointed health minister in the recently-formed government of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and is one of eight ultra-Orthodox ministers in his administration.
A seventh Israeli case of swine flu has been announced, with health authorities concerned that the carrier may have passed it on to other passengers on a flight back from New York last Sunday.
The 58-year-old West Bank resident, who had not been hospitalised and has since recovered, was found to have contracted the virus according to the results of tests carried out in the United States.
The Israeli Health Ministry said that anyone who was on the woman's flight from New York on Sunday – El Al 008 – and was feeling unwell should get tested.
Israel will see little benefit from Pope Benedict XVI's visit next week, say senior Israeli officials.
The Pope will land in Tel Aviv on Monday for a five-day "pilgrimage" to Israel and the Palestinian Authority.
The much heralded visit has become a political, financial and security nightmare for many of those involved in organising it.
Israeli kayaking champion Yasmin Feingold, 20, was in intensive care after overturning her boat in Tel Aviv's Yarkon River.
The Yarkon has been severely polluted for many years, despite efforts to clean it up.
In 1997 four members of the Australia's Maccabiah Games team were killed and 60 injured when a temporary pedestrian bridge collapsed over the Yarkon and they swallowed toxic chemicals.
Feingold was rushed to the city's Ichilov Hospital, where she is out of danger.
A 2,000-year-old papyrus fragment offering rare evidence of early Jewish history was seized by police in Jerusalem on Tuesday. Two men were arrested.
The 15 lines of Hebrew, written in the style of the Dead Sea Scrolls, contains a the phrase "year four to the destruction of Israel" — a reference possibly to the destruction of the Second Temple in 70CE or the Roman defeat of the Bar Kochba revolt nearly 70 years later.
Israel's new right-wing government made its debut in the American capital his week, with President Shimon Peres and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu trying to convince the Obama administration that they are committed to the peace process.
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|The Forest Service, Water Yield, and Community Stability: Defining the Contours of an Agency Commitment to Include Land Grant Communities in the Timber Management Process
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|John Wesley Powell's 1878 Report on the Lands of the Arid Region of the United States and later Irrigation Surveys proposed a settlement pattern based upon watersheds or "hydrographic basins." Powell's plan died ingloriously in the Senate Committee on Irrigation. Profligate overgrazing and logging in the West's forested uplands would force the federal reservation of the National Forests under the Organic Administrative Act of 1897. The Act directed the management of reserved, upland watersheds for the twin purposes of "securing favorable conditions of water flows, and to furnish a continuous supply of timber for the ... citizens of the United States ...." Thereafter, the Forest Service commenced watershed management on behalf of rather than in conjunction with, downstream communities. By the 1940s, however, the Forest Service had committed itself nationwide to the singular oxymoronic goal of maximum output sustained yield forestry. The notion of an explicit agency commitment to community stability only resurfaced in 1976 with passage of the National Forest Management Act (NFMA). NFMA sought to realign Forest Service resource management with local economic and social needs through a general policy of agency comity with state and local governments. Today, the Forest Service pursues these objectives on each National Forest through Land Resource Management Plans (LRMF's or "Forest Plans"). NFMA preserved the Forest Service hallmark of broad discretion by allowing the agency the flexibility to shape the LRMP around environmental, economic, local and national demands unique to each individual forest. This essay probes the limits of the Forest Service's regional community stability policy by examining a community destabilizing effect of Forest Service timber management in upland watersheds: a reduction in the yield of surface water to downstream, acequia-based land grant communities caused by fire suppression in the Carson, Cibola and Santa Fe National Forests. This essay follows a coextensive chronological and legal spectrum to cobble together an assortment of nineteenth-century "rights" and forest management era "privileges" as vestiges of a centuries-old, watershed-based settlement pattern akin to that envisioned by John Wesley Powell.
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I was just wondering if any one has received a response from SLMC GC about the schedule of PGNT1 for batch 2? I already have submitted my requirements and I have paid the initial training fee just... Read More
0Nov 16, '12 by TamarawNurseQuote from desperateRNAIMING FOR THE BEST! We don't have lectures for now. We're just helping DCA in the preparation for the upcoming JCIA. ))There are slots that's for sure, but only for those who will perform well on the training. So all we can do as of now is to give our best and prove to them that we deserve to be staff nurses of SLMC-GC. It is a long way ahead but we've got to have faith! Good luck to us all colleague!
0Nov 16, '12 by TamarawNurseQuote from RNeddWe started last nov 6. )thanks for the reply. when did the new batch start? i just passed mine last Nov 7.
0Nov 16, '12 by desperateRNQuote from TamarawNurseWe're also doing that in our units of assignment. Hopefully the JCIA turns out well.AIMING FOR THE BEST! We don't have lectures for now. We're just helping DCA in the preparation for the upcoming JCIA. ))
0Nov 18, '12 by rheanneteannaQuote from sacred_essencesame question. i hope someone can enlighten us.Are there no chances to applicants with below 80 ratings?
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0Nov 18, '12 by NurseM015I feel you rheanneteanna. On regards to the query, accdg to the previous posts, one should just try sumbmitting. Because there's no harm in it at all. No one could really be definite. And also, i just dont know in GC but in QC i heard that it doesnt really need to be above 80 only. they still weigh your other credentials.
0Nov 18, '12 by rheanneteannaThank you, dear! I heard that too but still, it somehow lessens my motivation to even submit my resume and BR. Ill just try my luck then. God bless us all
0Nov 19, '12 by RNedda friend of mine called st lukes global today.She was told that the next batch may probably commence on january 2013 and they are already screening applicants. to anybody who already received a text or call from them kindly inform this thread so that we can have a follow up on our application. thank you! and hoping for more information from you guys!
1Nov 19, '12 by ems01Hi RNedd! When did she pass her application?
0Nov 20, '12 by ems01Quote from RNeddHi RNedd! I passed mine last Nov. 9, let's keep each other posted, shall we? Goodluck!hi ems01. i did pass my resume and other credentials last nov. 7. she havent passed hers.she just called st lukes to ask for the approx date the next training would commence. how bout U did u pass your already?
0Nov 20, '12 by kieraHi guys. Just a question. So batch 6 would start early next year? Did they start the screening process already? Ive submitted my resume and board rating second week of november. A doctor I know there even helped me to submit my requirements again. But they havent contacted me yet. Ive been trying to get into SLMC a few months now..


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After more than 65 years in business, the iconic Providence eatery, Eddy and Son's Diner is shutting its doors.
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How Alan Turing Invented the Computer Age
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In 1936, whilst studying for his Ph.D. at Princeton University, the English mathematician Alan Turing published a paper, "On Computable Numbers, with an application to the Entscheidungsproblem," which became the foundation of computer science. In it Turing presented a theoretical machine that could solve any problem that could be described by simple instructions encoded on [...]Keep reading »
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Pumpkin Made From Paperback
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There is a link to CheekyMagPie's blog to get her tutorial for this. I made the pumpkin shaped one using a mixing bowl for a pattern guide, and a piece of vine with tendrils on it for the stem.
Thanks ya'll ...I remember in Girl Scouts we made the Christmas Trees with Readers Digest. Thanks Kelly, I love that,too, it wasn't my idea, someone from Garden Web suggested it! I'm sorry I don't remember who, but maybe they can tell us??
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Ryan & Russell: the new BFFs
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so hew loses his position because gay ass boucher and whitney are back??? this kid is having a phenomenal year!!!!!!!!!!!!Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
i have him too, should we be dropping him now?!
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nah, if he does play wing i'm hoping he'll get double status.
so he'll be a D,RW... better for us.
i'm gonna wait & see. although the 2 guys he's playing with aren't top notch the double status may help us in the long run.
Rowdy Roddy RiGo Rowdy Roddy RiGo Jan 8, 2009 8:37 AM Flag
this is ridiculous that there has been a now 42 thread post about Goligoski!! This is such a minor detail in the game of hockey, can't we find something more substantial to be upset about. People biting each other. David Backes playing so dirty that he has injured at least 2 players this year. Crosby fighting like a cheap piece of crap and Semin fighting like a girl. That's fun and interesting topics.
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"Evgeni Malkin will center the second line with Miroslav Satan and Petr Sykora. Maxime Talbot will handle the third-line duties with Matt Cooke and Alex Goligoski. Tim Wallace, Dustin Jeffrey and Eric Godard will comprise the fourth line."
could it be true? is goli gonna play wing tonight on the 3rd line??
it was on the penguins official website for today's morning skate news...
sorry Rowdy! i had to post again! fyi- i'd like to see crosby get girly whacked by semin! lol
did he get sent down?
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im done playin these games my d men are solid so screw it i picked up patrick berglund and dropped goli in my 12 man league. I have Markov,campbell,timonnen,chara, and roscival on d too in my points only league.so im over it.
I just think its retarded he gets screwed because guys that have one or 2 years experience on him get the job when really he is doing great. 19 pts in 38 games as a d man is awesome especially a rookie. Fuck you penguins
BriereBear BriereBear Jan 8, 2009 12:26 AM Flag
I just checked the Penguins' Web site. He's not listed among the projected lines for Thursday night against Nashville. I guess I'll have to start looking at the FA list.
you had to see this coming from a mile away. it was either him or letang and letang has more experience so he was the odd man out. plus hes a pure offensive D and so are boucher and whitney so they don't need anymore offensive D right now. boucher was brought in to replace gonchar for the season so i dunno why anyone would expect him to be gone before goligoski. i know hes having an awful season but hes a proven vet and thats what the pens need on their team.
- 1 Reply to Kyle
letang sucks compared to goli... experience or not... the better guy should get the chance. look at all of the other rookies in the league taking top spots
i agree. my opinion boucher and eaton should be out and gill and goligoski back in
You could always trade with the manager who has Kyle Quincey :p lol
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ha.. yea, we'll see what happens. hopefully he's not a permanent scratch
yea... my options suck!
He'll get his time in the next years to come, settle down.
Bouch is done after this year with em, Gonch will be gone in a couple years.
But if you're whining now, wait a month or 2 till Gonch is back!
Maybe they send him to AHL where he'll get lots of ice and develop more..
- 1 Reply to Marty
i was prepared to deal with Goli being gone when Gonchar gets back, but 2 months early... ugg.
i'm just sour b/c there's no one else @ the moment in the FA pool to take his place if he becomes scratched for good.
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I concur.
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Upgrading, installing an AddOn, or adding a custom property to a class hangs or fails when using SQL Server 2012 with IBM FileNet Content Manager
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- The AGI phase-out range for taxpayers making contributions to a Roth IRA is $169,000 to 179,000 for married couples filing jointly, up from $167,000 to $177,000 in 2010. For singles and heads of household, the income phase-out range is $107,000 to $122,000, up from $105,000 to $120,000. For a married individual filing a separate return who is an active participant in an employer-sponsored retirement plan, the phase-out range remains $0 to $10,000.


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Budget specs? Yep. Killer deal anyway? Yep.