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”•Schoettle grew up in Indianapolis, graduating from Southport High School and Indiana University. He then departed on a tour of middle Indiana, reporting for papers in Greenwood, Frankfort, Columbus and Franklin before landing at IBJ in 1998. At his previous jobs, he spent a decade as a political and government reporter. Beyond writing, Schoettle’s passions include animals and wildlife, watching all manner of television and long distance
cycling and running. Though he put away his trumpet many years ago, he remains an avid music fan. Schoettle shares his home in Southport with his wife, Elizabeth,
three salty dogs and three sweet cats.
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These motions sensors are able to detect activities and movements that are suspicious. • Includes an outdoor alarm. Your neighbors will definitely know if your
home is being invaded because its outdoor alarm
produces sound up to one hundred ten decibels. • Includes a panic button which activates the alarm in case of emergency. • Can differentiate animals. Its motion detectors know if it is your pet that is creating movement within the secured premises so it does not set off the alarm. • It is affordable. The whole kit comes at a whopping price of less than two hundred dollars. • Shipping weight is five pounds and it can be shipped to different parts of the country. Best home security systems 2014: The iSmartAlarmVIEW ON AMAZONThis DIY home security camera system is probably the best because it is made by a company who has immersed itself with home – renters and home –owners. Meaning this company knows what each home – renter and owner want in terms of security and safety.
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Boost your WiFi
signal with a wifi extender so all your devices are in range. It captures the WiFi from your router and rebroadcasts it to areas where the signal is weak or nonexistent. Just starting your smart home?It’s easier to do now than ever before. Try choosing a single device that you want or find useful and learn how it works. Once you get the hang of it, you’ll be ready to add compatible devices to enhance the functionality of the
ones you already own. A voice assistant like Google Home is an easy way to get started.
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