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In the past, keeping an eye on your home while away was almost impossible. Unless friendly neighbors agreed to keep watch for you, your home was left unprotected. But today, you can monitor your home from anywhere in the world thanks to the Internet and modern home surveillance technology.

The home surveillance industry is booming, and new and innovative technologies are popping up like new spring crops. The right hardware for home surveillance is easy to find and affordable. All you need is a little bit of common sense and enough motivation to learn about the new exciting technologies.

The heart of distance home surveillance is your Internet connection, so you'll need something reliable. We recommend a high-speed broadband connection like cable or DSL. Dial-up connections just aren't fast enough or dependable to use for broadcast video.

You can choose from a couple of configurations that differ in both features and complexity.

Option 1: Use your PC

The first involves integrating your personal computer and home surveillance cameras into a system that will monitor and record different areas in your home. The home surveillance system can be set to record images at a set rate (for example, once every 30 seconds) or to record when sensors detect motion in the area.

The computer will play back the video images through the monitor and record the video to your hard disk drive. Once you're connected to the Internet, you can easily watch the video from a remote location. You may need additional software to be able to log into your home computer from another location. Then you can long in at any time to operate the home computer and watch the images that the home surveillance system has recorded.

Using a program like Watchdog, available at a low price, you can record for long periods and monitor your home over the Internet. You can set the program to start recording when motion is detected, and Watchdog can alert you by e-mail and alarm that it has captured an image. Another software option is Active WebCam, allowing you to simultaneously record and broadcast from any number of cameras and watch your cameras using any Internet browser.

Option 2: Use your IP

The second option is much easier than using your PC and multiple surveillance cameras. It uses a single camera to monitor your home. You can use the camera through a direct link to your IP (Internet Protocol) address. Going directly through your IP eliminates the need for extra software to access your home computer. It works much like a webcam, streaming video 24 hours a day.

In choosing your camera for this option, you should take a look at 3JTech. This company makes IP cameras for less than $250 that provide video for remote home surveillance. After you've connected your camera to a hub and assigned it an IP address, you can view the video from your pocket PC or a cell phone through software that 3JTech provides.

Both options are fairly easy to use, and the second option is much easier to set up. However, with Option 1, you have access to multiple cameras and the ability to record images.

The important thing is that both options allow you to access and monitor your home anytime from anywhere that has Internet service. So, to have a home surveillance system that allows you to monitor your home while you're away, all you need is the Internet and at least one camera.

Another interesting fact is that the demand for home security products that work with broadband connections has created a new type of service. One provider, Smarthome, helps you perform routine tasks remotely. You can turn lights off and on and control your home's temperature with your cell phone. A relatively new company, SafeVillage, is working on home security services that will deliver live images and sound to their monitoring station from your home through networked cameras and intercom systems.

You can get the new technology and start monitoring your home from your hotel today. And it's a good idea to keep an eye on this rapidly growing branch of the home surveillance industry.

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Accessories for Your Door: Hardware Options for Architectural Doors

Installing an architectural door in your home is like hanging a work of fine art in your living room.  Great time and care has gone into the decision to purchase your "work of art."  You've spent hours deciding on the right decorative theme.  You've selected your favorite colors.  You've compared the work of several "artists" before finding the product that perfectly suits your taste, home and lifestyle.  An architectural door, like fine art, is not a mere afterthought.  It's a carefully-planned and sought out part of your home that is meant to stand out and be appreciated.  And like enjoying every color and tiny brush stroke of your work of art, no detail on your architectural door has gone unnoticed.  That includes the type of hardware choose.

 

When speaking of "hardware," this refers to those smaller parts of the architectural door that "accessorize" it: doorknobs/handles, hinges, lock mechanisms and virtually any other piece that is added to the door itself after fabricating.  All of these hardware options for architectural doors are functional and necessary parts of any door.  However, they should not be afterthoughts.  A carefully chosen piece of hardware can be both highly functional and as aesthetically pleasing as the rest of your architectural door.

 

Choosing hardware options for your architectural door should be an integral part of the design process.  Anything you choose should complement the design of the door but not detract from the overall aesthetic quality of the "picture" as a whole.  There are a number of hardware options to consider when you begin to design your architectural door, including:

 

* Door pulls.  There are various styles of door pulls to choose from.  Traditional knobs are rounded or spherical.  Lever-style handles are grasped and turned in a clockwise motion to release the inner latch.  Handles, which are common on commercial doors, are grasped with the hand while the thumb presses a very small lever-style button to release the catch.  All of these hardware options come in an array of colors, materials and designs.

 

* Hinges.  The most common type of hinge is the butt hinge.  It consists of two plates which are attached to abutting surfaces on the door and door jamb and are joined by a pin.  Other types include pivot hinges, Baldwin hinges, spring hinges and pivot hinges.  Most types are available in a variety of colors, materials and finishes to complement any architectural door design.

 

* Locks.  Door locks may be part of the door handle/pull itself or may be a separate piece.  Locks may be purchased as a set with the door pull.  They may also be purchased separately.  If so, it's important to choose a lock that comes in a similar style, color and finish as the door pull.

 

* Door closers.  This is a hardware option that is almost always found on commercial doors.  They are not typically installed on residential doors.  However, door closers can be an added security feature in a residential home, especially where there are children who may not always remember to close the door behind them.

 

Every detail of your architectural door should be carefully planned in order to create an overall "picture" that is eye-catching and tasteful.  Fortunately, the abundance of hardware options for architectural doors will allow you the chance to be creative and to express yourself with a home that speaks of sophisticated class, right down to the very last detail.

 

About the Author

Jenny Schweyer is a freelance writer from the Pacific Northwest.

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The City of Bellevue’s annual spring cleanup will be held on consecutive Saturdays, May 15 and 22. Two Street Department areas located at 29th and Hancock, and the old landfill on Cedar Island Road, near Rose Lane Road will be open from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. for residents to drop off the following items:

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