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Tomorrow (Friday) starts my annual trek down state to the Detroit area for Penguicon! It's possible the combination of Linux and Science Fiction wouldn't appeal to most people, but it absolutely appeals to me. I think perhaps adding a vintage video game track and calling it "Super Penguicon" would make it the trifecta of awesome. The conference chairs probably realize that would be too awesome, however, and the participants would be blinded by sheer awesomeness.
But I digress. :)
Anyway, this year I'll be there with fellow Linux Journalians Bill Childers and Kyle Rankin. There will be tons of geekishly famous people in attendance, tons of fun stuff to do, and enough strangeness to make the weirdest among us feel right at home. If you're going to be there and really want to see and hear me present, click HERE to see my scheduled appearances. Or look for me in the hallway and say hello!
Since this conference is in my home state, I'll be driving the 5-6 hours myself. Perhaps there will be a truckcam or so. Either way, this weekend should be a blast. Hope to see you there!
Shawn Powers is an Associate Editor for Linux Journal. You might find him chatting on the IRC channel, or Twitter
Shawn, are your slides available somewhere? I have a friend who's trying to work with the Ohio Department of Education, and I want to send him back in time to see your talk. Failing that, your slides are a start. Thanks!
I went to the one two years ago. It was great, had tons of Linux workshops.
This year, I checked out the lineup of events, and my god was if horrifying. There seems to be nothing going on but a bunch of weirdo's talking about their sexual habits. I could only see a couple of Linux workshops.
Also, nothing is quite as horrible as seeing a 50 year old heavy set man walking around in his spandex captain kirk outfit at the 08 penguicon.
Whoohoo! I'm getting ready to head out here any minute to start my trek to Detroit. Looking forward to some nerdly hijinks. :)
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said by PetePuma: said by Optimized: Clicking on "Forums" in the left navigation menu will bring you to the All Forums page. Ahh, I see, said the blind man.Still, this raises some interesting points:- the forum pages used to not have the sidebar, but had the top bar. (granted, not consistent with other parts of the site)- the side bar ostensibly takes up more real estate on the screen than the top bar, yet one of the reasons given for removing the top bar was "waste of space".I just wish I knew what the *idea* was behind the changes. Adding new features or restricting things because of problems is one thing, changing a basic fundamental part of the navigation of the system (seemingly without warning) is another.
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Rowland Lacy loves Rose Oatley but it's not going to work out. An aristocrat and a middle class girl aren't supposed to marry, not least because Rowland is a very bad boy and her parents really don't approve.
When his father sends him to war to reform his ways, Rowland must take drastic action to avoid any chance of unnecessary personal injury and secretly pursue his love. He goes from riches to rags. Losing himself among the craftsmen of London he assumes the guise of a Dutch shoemaker (he learnt Dutch on his gap year of course) at the shop of the larger-than-life Simon Eyre and his wife Margery who are decidedly on their way from rags to riches.
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When a 14 year old girl sees a photo of a hunter(usually grinning) holding up or posing with a bloodied dead animal, it's much different for her than her seeing photos of a winning cheerleading squad or a high school graduation photo. That's why her perpective is more pure, she wouldn't question the other photos I mention here. To an adult like me, I ponder why the person in the photo made sure the photo was taken, made sure the equipment for the photo op was ready. There was obviously much more in the person's intent than just hunting for food to put on the table. I have come a long way in accepting that some hunters do hunt just for food to sustain him or her and genuinely takes all possible effort to be humane. When I see the photos and see my daughter's reaction, it sets me back. The way I have heard some hunters talk...sets me back. The one photo that really set me back, the one of a mountain lion, that hunter wasn't hunting for food of course. I even recall one hunter way back saying he felt great accomplishment in hunting and killing another top predator. Big setback there.
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#173733 Jan 5, 2013
Hi Gknee. How have you and Kat been? Hope your holidays were filled with friends and family.
We've talked about this before. Hunters are individuals. There are millions of hunters out there and each one has their own reasons and motivations to hunt. There is a sense of accomplishment in a successful hunt just as there is in any job well done. Some people take pictures of the work they've done. I still have pictures of the Chevy 350 ci engine that I rebuilt sitting on the floor of my old garage before it went into the car I eventually destroyed. LOL! You can't assume that all of any given group are represented by the actions of an individual. The only one who truly knows why an individual does something is that individual.
Since: Dec 12
Location hidden
#173734 Jan 6, 2013
Crawl back into your cave and put your bearskin back on you neanderthal. If you had half a brain you would be even more dangerous than you already are.
Since: Nov 07
laurel md
#173735 Jan 7, 2013
Hey Jeanne,
I'm all for the whole purity thing.
I'm also all for the whole judge me for what I do thing, not for what I'm thinking.
I'm also into the protect our freedoms as opposed to having the majority deciding what a minority can do.
I'm also into the protect our freedoms so that a minority doesn't decide what we're able to do.
Since: Nov 07
laurel md
#173736 Jan 7, 2013
When a 14 year old boy or girl has no idea of where their meat comes from, and how the animal that provided it lived, I would say that is more of a sheltered issue than one of purity. There are plenty of kids in that arena. I suspect/believe your daughter is not, and is fairly well versed. Once they get the education, they THEN get to decide what's right and wrong for themselves.
When "'my thoughts' are purer than your's, so your actions must match mine", I have a problem.
I'm all about having laws that we all live under and when we don't like them we change them.
Regulated, legalized hunting is how we decide who gets to hunt what where and when.
Show me another way, short of shutting down hunting for all, and I'll all ears. Maybe your daughter has some thoughts?
Since: Nov 07
laurel md
#173737 Jan 7, 2013
EcoAngel wrote:
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Anyone that say they need to "kill" to "feel life"
has a serious mental problem.
peteoo wrote:
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Apparently someone thinks my definition was mean...
"I think of arrogance as my way is the best way and only way."
What do you think ecoangel?
You brought up arrogance.
I wanted to talk to you about that.
Are you not interested in having that discussion?
It would appear that the answer is no...
Since: Oct 08
Boggy Creek
#173738 Jan 7, 2013
Well gee, here we go with the ARs are more "highly evolved" than the rest of us normal humans. You fools think that you are somehow the "elite" and you have all the answers. Too bad you're really just a demented member of a miniscule minority existing on the lunatic fringe. Careful you don't fall off of that pedestal you've placed yourself on and hurt yourself. ROTFLMAO!!!
"I Love California"
Since: Jul 08
In Cali..of course!
#173739 Jan 7, 2013
No thoughts about shutting down hunting. Seeing her reaction...I could tell it was hard for her to see a beautiful animal, dead and a hunter with a big smile posing next to the animal. She doesn't get it. I guess I never will either.
There are always assumptions here, I suppose it's easier than trying to figure out what the opposing side is all about. Me...I never stop trying.
When I say "pure" don't misunderstand me as I really meant just through the eyes of a child. Well...a teenager anyway. She is very well versed on the ways of nature, where all of her food comes from. I appreciate her kindness, she has a heart for people and animals. Maybe I will ask her what bothered her about those photos.
Happy 2013 to you.
"Conserve Wildlife Habitat"
Since: Dec 10
SE Michigan
#173740 Jan 7, 2013
This guy is getting a dose of reality:
"Hey Bear." He acts like the bear wants to be his friend.......at first. The video cuts off quick enough when reality sets in and the bear starts getting rough with his little glass cubicle.
"I was hoping for tall, handsome, intelligent, that kinda' thing"
I'm sure you are all that....and more, Squach :)
"Conserve Wildlife Habitat"
Since: Dec 10
SE Michigan
#173741 Jan 7, 2013
Maybe Squach is a tall, handsome, intelligent man that has to kill a "defenseless" animal so he can eat.
Who kills your animals for you before they reach your mouth in the form of meat?
You do eat meat, don't you?
"Conserve Wildlife Habitat"
Since: Dec 10
SE Michigan
#173742 Jan 7, 2013
The killing of top predators bothers the heck out of me. I see no need for it because the meat is mostly never eaten. However, I have no problem with a hunter posing with his kill. Not taking photos doesn't change the fact that it happened.
I have taken photos of the food on my dinner plate......some of which used to be alive. Being in a different form doesn't change what it once was. But I do recall a time.... when I was your daughters age (and older)..... when I would have thought the poser in the photo was worthless scum!
"Conserve Wildlife Habitat"
Since: Dec 10
SE Michigan
#173743 Jan 7, 2013
Please do. I would be interested in knowing her answer.
Since: Nov 07
laurel md
#173744 Jan 8, 2013
There's that whole apple not falling far from the tree thing going on here. Happy 2013 Gknee :)
My take is "really....do you really have to do that?"
"I'm a humane bowhunter"
Since: Apr 08
Location hidden
#173746 Jan 9, 2013
I don't have an issue with killing predator if the meat is eaten. I've killed and eaten bear. I liked it and would eat bear again....especially the one that keeps breaking in our home.
As much as I like taking photos its not a big deal to me concerning photos if animals i've killed. In fact, i've not taken photos of many of the animals I killed. After I shoot an animal i'm more interested in getting the animal ready to be moved and butchered.
You were young once :)
"Conserve Wildlife Habitat"
Since: Dec 10
SE Michigan
#173747 Jan 9, 2013
"I don't have an issue with killing predator if the meat is eaten."
What if the meat is not eaten? What if the predator is being killed because some human came to the conclusion that there are too many, so some just need to die? Never mind. I think I know the answer to that.
"I liked it and would eat bear again....especially the one that keeps breaking in our home."
I thought that bear moved on. Did he/she come back? Maybe if you just give it it's own room and three squares, it wouldn't keep "breaking in." :)
"You were young once :)"
Actually, I've been young many times. It just depends on who I'm with at the moment.:)
"I'm a humane bowhunter"
Since: Apr 08
Location hidden
#173748 Jan 11, 2013
Why do you ask questions and then try to answer for me?
If the meat isn't eaten it is waste and I do NOT support that. If someone is going to shoot an animal they should be consuming the meat or it better be a case of self defense.
If I had to give the bear 3 squares on my dime he'd think I was acting on behalf of the government and he'd be dependent on someone else taking care of him.:)
The bear has not returned. He moved on to homes with better food! Apparently he went over to the other side of the mountain.
"Conserve Wildlife Habitat"
Since: Dec 10
SE Michigan
#173749 Jan 15, 2013
Good for the bear. He can now prosper on his own since he won't be given free meals. He'll find if he works hard and saves, he can provide a good life for himself and his family.:)
There is a grouse that keeps evading me (and my camera) on weekends when I go up to the cabin. It flies out from the same area every time I step outside. Any ideas how can I get close, or have him get close to me, without spooking him?
"Conserve Wildlife Habitat"
Since: Dec 10
SE Michigan
#173750 Jan 17, 2013
Am I the only one who would like nothing better than to bitchslap these parents?
Since: Oct 08
Boggy Creek
#173751 Jan 17, 2013
Nope. I wonder if they're related to Tasty Timmy Treadwell.
Poor kid, that favorite teddy bear will never seem quite the same.
"They told us not to stop". DUH! I guess they should have also told them that auto glass is not bear proof and neither are car doors.
Maybe next time they'll make the ride with pork chops tied around their necks.
At least both the humans (not the best specimens) and the bears (having learned that humans usually have food) survived..........this time.
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Friday, December 19, 2014, 6:02pm
Broncos QB Peyton Manning (thigh) took limited practice reps again Friday. Manning will face Cincinnati, but he hasn't played well (fantasy-wise) in recent weeks. He's still pretty much a must-start, but it's conceivable that an owner would bench him for Matthew Stafford or Matt Ryan, given the matchups.
Thursday, December 18, 2014, 6:14pm
Broncos QB Peyton Manning (thigh) took limited practice reps Thursday. Manning will face Cincinnati, but he hasn't played well (fantasy-wise) in recent weeks. He's still pretty much a must-start, but it's conceivable that an owner would bench him for Matthew Stafford or Matt Ryan, given the matchups.
Tuesday, November 25, 2014, 10:04am
When Calvin Johnson missed three games earlier this season, it gave Detroit Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford a chance to get comfortable with and accustomed to all of the other targets on the team's roster.
Golden Tate thrived and is already over 1,000 yards this season.
But since Johnson returned against Miami in Week 10, the all-too-familiar Stafford-to-Johnson combination has not been as effective as normal. Stafford has only completed 43 percent of his targets to Johnson over the past three weeks and it is the first time since Johnson's rookie season in 2007 that he has gone three straight weeks catching less than 50 percent of his targets.
The story goes on to say that over the past three weeks, Johnson has been targeted 37 times, caught 16 passes for 230 yards with two drops. In comparison, Tate has been targeted 24 times and caught 17 passes for 247 yards and no drops. Caldwell believes Johnson is still moving at the same speed as he did at the beginning of the season, despite an ankle injury that limited him in two games and kept him out of three others.
Golden Tate shines even with Megatron backMonday, November 10, 2014, 9:07am
Sunday marked Lions WR Golden Tate's third consecutive contest with 100 or more receiving yards, the first time he's accomplished that feat in his career.
Tate did much of his damage when Johnson was sidelined three weeks with a high ankle sprain, posting the two highest receiving totals of his career against the New Orleans Saints (154 yards) and Atlanta Falcons (151 yards).
During that time he was able to rapidly develop chemistry with quarterback Matthew Stafford.
"Having Calvin back certainly changed the dynamics a little bit, but you still see the little guy comes up big and played extremely well," HC Jim Caldwell said. "And I think with Calvin just being absent those few weeks, the rapport that was developed between Golden and Matthew is something that is certainly going to help us down the stretch."
Tate's recent stretch has been so impressive, he surpassed one of Johnson's many team records in the victory. The 11-catch performance is Tate's sixth consecutive game with seven or more receptions, besting a mark he came into the day sharing with Johnson and Brett Perriman.
This is great news for Tate owners. It was natural to expect a bit of a drop in Tate's numbers with the return of Johnson this week. But Tate had another big day and it looks like the time he had to develop with Stafford will pay off down the stretch. He should remain on the WR2 fantasy radar.
Lions Beat: WR Calvin Johnson 'looked crisp' in practiceThursday, November 6, 2014, 10:45am
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We're expecting Johnson to be his usual self in Week 10, though the matchup with a streaking Dolphins defense is a tough one.
Friday, October 17, 2014, 6:20pm
Lions TE Eric Ebron (hamstring, doubtful) missed practice again Friday and is doubtful for Week 7. Ebron's likely absence will leave Matthew Stafford very shorthanded in the receiving department with Calvin Johnson also likely out.
Thursday, October 16, 2014, 6:18pm
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Despite all that, Stafford says things are fine with his offensive line.
There is one big problem on the Lions' line, however: Detroit has been down to its third-string right tackle since starter LaAdrian Waddle and backup Corey Hilliard both suffered injuries in Week One. Garrett Reynolds has struggled filling in, particularly last week against the Jets, when Stafford was sacked four times.
Lions will continue to use caution with Calvin JohnsonMonday, September 29, 2014, 9:14am
Lions WR Calvin Johnson stood at his locker Sunday afternoon and laughed at the suggestion. His coach, Jim Caldwell, had said that Johnson at 90 percent was better than a lot of players at full strength.
Except Johnson, when he was asked if 90 percent was a fair barometer for his status, was not there.
"Nah," Johnson said, laughing at the suggestion.
Johnson was limited during the Detroit Lions' 24-17 win over the New York Jets on Sunday after being questionable to play with an ankle injury suffered against Green Bay last week. He was used far less than he had been in the Lions' first three games, when he was typically in the game for at least 75 percent of the plays.
On Sunday, he rarely played two plays in a row and was only targeted twice by quarterback Matthew Stafford, catching both of those passes for 12 yards. He didn't have his typical explosiveness or speed and after the game was still noticeably limping.
"Went out there. It was tough but I figured from moving around [on Saturday] that I'd be able to get on the field a little bit," Johnson said. "It's good to be out there with the fellas. It sucks to be on the sideline and not be able to play at all. It sucks to have injuries, too, but that's just part of the game."
It looks like he was the dreaded decoy, leaving fantasy owners with just a couple of points from their stud WR. The good news is there were no setbacks and Johnson, though limited in practice last week, felt like he improved all last week. It's now a big question how Johnson is used in Week 5. The story said a similar approach will be taken with Johnson over the next week as the team prepares for the Bills. Johnson didn't practice Wednesday and Thursday and was limited on Friday of last week. The Week 5 game is a 1 p.m. contest so we'll know Johnson's status at least.
Friday, September 26, 2014, 6:33pm
Lions WR Calvin Johnson (ankle, questionable) returned to take limited reps Friday after missing practice earlier in the week and is questionable for Week 4. The practice is encouraging, but Johnson is not out of the woods yet. The Lions play early on Sunday, which helps. Golden Tate and Eric Ebron would get a big boost if Megatron can't play. Matthew Stafford's upside would take a huge hit if he is without his top receiver.
Monday, September 22, 2014, 10:42am
RB Reggie Bush figured to be a bigger part of the Detroit Lions' game plan Sunday.
Offensive coordinator Joe Lombardi had stressed during the week he wanted to have more patience with the Lions' running game after two weeks of ineffectiveness. He also wanted to find a way for Bush, who has game-breaking speed, to be more involved.
Bush had 12 carries and 61 yards on Sunday, more yards than he gained in the first two weeks of the season combined on almost as many carries. He had 15 total carries the first two weeks combined.
Bush was also targeted eight times by quarterback Matthew Stafford, the most Bush has been targeted this season as a receiver. He caught six of those passes for 38 yards. The Lions' rushing game is still struggling -- a 3.0 yards per carry average is not going to please Lombardi or Jim Caldwell -- but Bush showed signs of life late Sunday with a 26-yard TD run. Heading into this week, Joique Bell was considered the team's RB1, at least based on his snaps. Bell still had 15 carries but for only 33 and did not catch a pass. It seems like the team made it a point to get Bush more involved. Both will continue to have low-end RB2 and flex values but depending on game plan, one could be more involved than the other.
Lions cut WR Kris DurhamSaturday, August 30, 2014, 1:48pm
The Lions have released a favorite receiver of Matthew Stafford. Kris Durham, a former college teammate and roommate of Stafford's, was cut today.
Durham played well at times for the Lions, but when Detroit signed Golden Tate this offseason there was one less roster spot available for a wide receiver, and it appears that Durham will lose the numbers game to be one of the backups behind Tate and Calvin Johnson.
The Lions were very deep at WR in camp this year and unfortunately for Durham he's the odd man out. For now it appears to be good news for often-injury Ryan Broyles who is back healthy and has looked good.
Wednesday, August 27, 2014, 12:28pm
The Lions ran screens 67 times last season according to ESPN Stats & Information, completing 52 of those passes. While the 77.6 completion percentage isn't great, Detroit gained 525 yards on screens last season, good enough for third in the NFL.
The Lions averaged 7.84 yards per screen and scored three touchdowns using them last season. The yards per screen, total yards, attempts, passer rating and touchdowns were all Top 5 in the league last season.
Quarterback Matthew Stafford's screen numbers would have been higher, too, except the Lions led the league with five dropped screens and were the only team to fumble twice on screen passes, losing one.
Last season's overall success, though, is part of the reason why the Lions appear unconcerned about the team's screens this preseason. While the Lions had a perfectly set up screen go for 36 yards with RB Theo Riddick against Oakland, there have been other screens that have been blown up pretty easily.
The Lions have the talent to run screens and be successful and it looks like it's going to be a big part of the offense again this season. They are looking to better some numbers, including drops. However, Reggie Bush was said to be struggling in that department recently in camp.
Reggie Bush working on dropped ballsTuesday, August 19, 2014, 9:03am
Detroit Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford is off to an exceptional start to the preseason, completing 11-14 passes for 106 yards, two touchdowns and zero interceptions. Two of those incompletions were drops by running back Reggie Bush.
Bush's hands have been an issue much of his eight-year career. He had the NFL's worst drop rate among players with 50 or more targets last season, letting nine passes slip through his hands. He also fumbled five times, losing four.
After dropping a pass in each of the team's first two preseason contests, there would seem to be cause for concern, but neither the tailback or coach Jim Caldwell are worried about the issue lingering into the regular season.
"It's just a matter of getting the timing down, here and there," Bush said. "That's what the preseason is for, getting that timing down with the quarterback. It will get there."
The Lions are implementing a new offensive scheme this season, and many of the routes and alignments for the running backs and receivers have been tweaked. Bush believes he and Stafford just need to continue to work on their timing together on the practice field, the story went on to say. Unfortunately for Bush, Joique Bell and Theo Riddick are capable receivers out of the backfield too, so if it continues to be an issue, he may end up losing snaps. Bush has an ADP of the fourth round with Bell's being in the sixth.
Sunday, August 10, 2014, 10:16am
QB Dan Orlovsky signed with the Detroit Lions with the understanding he would be Matthew Stafford's backup.
Then he went out for his preseason debut and got smoked by the team's No. 3 quarterback.
Orlovsky was a disaster Saturday night against the Cleveland Browns, while Kellen Moore completed 11 of 13 passes and fired a game-winner to Corey Fuller to lift Detroit (1-0) to a 13-12 comback win.
That's sure to light up talk radio and Twitter -- and our MLive comments section -- with demands for Moore to replace Orlovsky. But coach Jim Caldwell, Orlovsky and even Moore himself did their best after the game to dispel any notion that there's a (backup) quarterback controversy brewing behind Stafford.
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After posting over in decorating, I've come to the conclusion I'm going to repaint my bar cabinets - I typically use Behr paint (I know a lot of you don't like this brand) simply because it's on the affordable end, HD is the closest store near me (we live out of town) and it hasn't really failed me when I've chosen a color from the Behr line. My problem is, I can't find any colors I like and while browsing through Dutch Boy's selection I found one I finally think will work, but the last few times I've color matched with Behr I haven't been happy with the results so I would like to avoid that, however it's been a LONG time since I've used Dutch Boy and I'm worried the product might not be good. So my question is... do any of the other big names (BM, SW, RL, etc.) have anything price wise closer to Behr or should I just give Dutch Boy a shot?
The colors are actually very similar, so it's not like I'm going from white to black or anything. I saw Sherwin-Williams is having 25% off right now so that would help a little, but with such a small project, I need to stay budget friendly. Also, low fumes are important to me so I need to stay in a line with the low odor. Any suggestions?
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Remove doors, hardware and drawers.
Sand surface to de-gloss and get "tooth" for bonding. Be certain and get corners thoroughly. Some say liquid sandpaper but I haven't used it to comment.
Remove ALL dust with a tack cloth.
Prime. I prefer oil-based primer but speak with a professional paint distributor as oil-based products have been changed. Low odor products are readily available however are most likely latex.
Paint with a quality brush in the grain direction of each piece of wood. Do doors and drawer fronts flat. Lightly sand and go over with the tack cloth between coats.
I used Cabinet Coat. No regrets after several years and daily usage. I suspect any paint will work better with correct preparation. Begin with inside to get the hang of it.
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I recently used Pittsburgh paint in my BR and was very happy with the performance and it was quite a bit less than Ben Moore.
The specific line of paint in a brand has to be included (often they are not). Even BM has a cheap paint line (which their employee says they would never use except in commercial settings). Behr paint gets bad reviews but I believe I read their new Ultra is quite good.
Would that be PPG Manor Hall Timeless, Annie? (That people here say is quite good?)
How is the open time with that product? (I am comparing to speed-dry Aura). Can you tend to the wall edges or even out roller marks without it getting gummy and rough? Keep an open wet edge for subsequent sections?
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- Cover the windows in the garage with frosted contact paper. Light can come in, but no one will be able to see into your garage.
- Keep the garage door down and locked whenever the garage is not in use.
- Take the name off your mailbox. By doing this, any potential intruders will not be able to look you up in the phone book and call to see if you are home.
- Drill through the center of your double hung window frames (all the way through the inside and half way through the outside frame) and insert a large flat-headed nail. This will provide another lock and cannot be opened from the outside without breaking the glass.
- Keep doors locked even when you are home.
- Never open your door to anyone without finding out who they are first. I don't answer to salesmen, census takers, or fundraisers.
- Have a dog. A dog's bark may discourage a break-in.
- Drop your mail (especially those letters with checks enclosed) at a post office box instead of at your curbside home box.
- Have someone that you trust pick up your mail and papers, and arrange for mowing or shoveling while you are gone.
- Have an inexpensive timer on inside lights and/or a radio.
- Keep your cars locked, and anything of value that must be left in the car should be locked in the trunk.
- Keep a chain repair link on the gate's latches of our fence. It is not really a lock, but it takes a minute to undo.
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