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500 Year History of Finland

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The Nemesis Book 2018

“The Nemesis Book discusses the nature of the fight for the survival and the independence of the Suomi people as its central theme. However, the relatively short 500-year period of Finland was not short of foreign Imperial encroachments and animosity caused by covetousness.” ………….

“Imperial super state military invasions by Sweden, Russia, and the Soviet Union, using military force as a license for self-imposed rules and domination, coveting to take over the cultural assets which the locals had invested in and worked towards for over 2000 years. Imperials offered autonomous formality, but progressively worked to sideline the heart of the Suomi culture through the foreign nationalistic Russification process of the local cultural roots of the Suomi people’s national identity and destiny.” …….

“Before the King of Sweden started taking an interest in the territory of Finland around 12th Century, Finnish-language speaking people and other indigenous tribes from Lapland’s nomadic Sami peoples regularly visited and lived along the shores of the Bothnia Sea, the central lakes, and Lake Ladoga.” ……..

Religion came with the messengers, and the reformation started by Luther in the early 16th century reached the people of Sweden and Finland. The Reformation enlightened the people’s minds and gave rise to the Finnish written language development. Mikael Agricola (1510–1557) brought the Reformation to Finland and developed the Finnish speaking language into written text. The New Testament was translated into Finnish in 1548. The entire Bible appeared in the Finnish language in 1642……

“History is full of irresponsible leaders of people, fueled by false worldviews and false life philosophies; leaders who have made a grandiose slaughter of humanity during the period of 1900-1953. Globally, the attitudes on the intrinsic value of human life are still uncertain and hold a precarious virtue, an area where the global power politic leaders avoid, deny, suppress and cheat on.”

“The news of the Russian revolution reached Finland in 1917. The majority of the law-respecting people in Finland were horrified by the Russian revolution’s rebellion, lawlessness, and anarchy—by the spirit of the Nemesis overtaking the rule of law.”

Learn more about Finland history by reading The Nemesis Book.

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Film productions

Your Enemy in a Feature Film Budget

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Your Enemy in a Feature Film Budget

It is very important as you are creating feature films to understand what your enemies are.  Aside from the obvious things like technical difficulties, you need to be aware that there are other problems that you can encounter which will adversely affect your budget, and possibly hurt your film as well.  Knowing in advance what these problems are is critical to making sure that you are successful even if the problems appear.  Your budget will always be prone to problems, but your worst enemy is likely right in front of you and you are just overlooking it.

If you stop and think about the various aspects of your budget, you are probably thinking about salaries, and equipment plus perhaps even location fees and permits.  These are all aspects that can eat at your budget, but because they are accounted for, they generally do not hurt you too badly.  The biggest threat to the budget will be those expenses that are not accounted for.  This can include anything that you forget to include, which will undoubtedly be extremely expensive, no matter how minor it might seem.

One such example of an unexpected expense could be a damage charge.  If you have rented equipment that has managed to be damaged somehow in the shoot, you can look forward to a charge for the damage.  Additionally, if you are late returning the equipment you can look forward to a late charge being added onto the rental.  This can often be as much as 100% of the rental costs, which will really impact your budget.  Looking to curb these expenses obviously means you need to stay on time for your schedule, but it also means taking very good care of the equipment that you have rented.

Many filmmakers are unaware of the need to rent a location until they have been hit with a fine.  These expenses have to be taken into account as well and will often throw your budget completely off track.  Typically speaking it is best to save at least 10% of your budget for these unexpected expenses so after you are all done, you will still have some money left over.  Many budgets need more than just 10% to handle these unexpected expenses, and other budgets do not even use the whole 10%.

Determining exactly how much you will need is often flexible.  Typically speaking the larger your budget, and the more equipment you need to rent, the larger the amount that needs to be set aside for the unexpected expenses.  If you are able to avoid all of your budget overages, you will be able to save a ton of money that would otherwise be blown.

Filmmakers who are working with a zero budget typically are much more careful about unexpected expenses.  This is the type of dedication that you need to take into account anytime you are working on a film so that you can reduce costs.  One way to really help keep tabs of the budget is to continuously keep a running tab of expenses.  This will be helpful if you are starting to feel like you are getting close to your limit.  Knowing when to start getting really tight with the budget is important.  You should always avoid spending the unexpected budget on anything that is not considered an unexpected expense since the money will most likely be needed at some point.

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Homeschooling Parents

5 New Year’s Resolutions for Homeschooling Parents

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5 New Year’s Resolutions for Homeschooling Parents

Are you a homeschooling parent? If so, a good percentage of your life revolves around your children and their schooling. For that reason, you should make a New Year’s resolution that also focuses on it. If you are looking for New Year’s resolutions with homeschooling themes, please continue reading on.

1 – Take a Field Trip

Field trips are common in public and private school systems, so why not incorporate them into your homeschooling program? If you and your children do not take regular field trips, such as once a month, consider doing so.

When it comes to homeschool field trips, you have many different options. When possible, incorporate your field trip into your current lesson plan. For example, are your children learning about the history of the United States? If so, see if there are history museums located nearby. Museums, petting farms, zoos, and parks, make great destinations for homeschool field trips.

2 – Try Something New

If you and your children do not take field trips, that will achieve the New Year’s resolution of trying something new, but examine other opportunities. In public and private schools, most children learn by listening to lectures, watching videos, doing homework, and reading textbooks. Yes, these approaches do work, but consider hands-on learning. Are you teaching your kindergarten the difference between sinking and floating? You have the unique opportunity to do more than just explain the process; fill up your bathtub and show them!

If you already use interactive demonstrations to teach your child, take it a step farther. Use craft projects if you aren’t. Is your child learning about the solar system? Create paper mache mobiles or dioramas with them.

3 – Join a Local Homeschooling Group

One problem that homeschooling parents and home schooled children face is limited social interaction. You can stop that from happening by joining a local homeschooling group. Homeschooling has increased in popularity, so you may be surprised to see how many other homeschooling families there are nearby. You can use the internet or contact your local school district to learn about homeschooling groups in or around your area.

Although homeschooling is increasing in popularity, you may have a difficult time finding a local group in your community. If you live in a small town, you may have to drive an hour or more to participate in home school events. If unable to do so, place an advertisement in your local newspaper looking for other homeschooling families. If you have enough, start your own group.

4 – Get Social Interaction for Your Kids

As previously stated, some kids lack social interaction when homeschooled. If you haven’t already taken steps to get your kids needed social interaction, do so. Make it your New Year’s resolution. As previously stated, homeschooling groups are a great place to go. Many groups have weekly or monthly events where both parents and children are welcome. Also, something as simple as taking your child to the park each week can get them interaction with other kids.

5 – Get Social Interaction Yourself

It is important to make sure your children are socially active, but yourself too. Many homeschooling parents are stay-at-home or work-at-home parents. To prevent yourself from becoming too isolated, stay active. If you aren’t already, make it your New Year’s resolution. In addition to joining a homeschooling group, look for other mom groups in your community, trade phone numbers with other parents at the park or join a gym.

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Communications

Coaching and Communication

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Coaching and Communication

If you want to offer your services as a business coach, there many areas of business that you need to familiarize yourself with.  After all, if you don’t know the keys to running a successful business, how can you teach others?

As previously stated, there are many areas of running a business that new and struggling business owners need assistance with.  One of those areas is business communication.  Business owners need to learn to properly communicate with employees and clients.  Employees need to learn how to communicate with their bosses, coworkers, and clients.  It goes on and on.  Proper communication is key to running a successful and profitable business.

So, what will you, as a business coach, need to teach your clients?

The best way to communicate.  Technology has given us many ways to communicate with friends, family, coworkers, clients, and employees.  Just a sample of the options available includes letters, faxes, emails, text messages, and phone calls.  Which option is best?  It depends on the type of business.  Other than emergencies, all professionals should avoid text messages.  Instead, they should pickup the phone, send a fax, or write a well-composed email.

Coaching and Communication Etiquette.

This is important for both communication with coworkers and clients.  Some inexperienced workers and business owners do not fully understand the importance of politeness and etiquette.  You need to show them.  For example, it is okay to use abbreviations in personal emails, like BRB or LOL, but never with business communications.  In emails, all writers should identify themselves by name and position and address all recipients the same.  It is the polite and professional thing to do.

Tips for improving writing skills.  Unfortunately, all of our writing skills have suffered.  The internet, instant messaging programs, and text messages make it particularly hard to write by hand and legibly.  Your job as a business coach is to stress the importance of proper writing.  Highlight the importance of proper spelling, grammar, proofreading, and good sentence structure.

The importance of clear communication.  In business, straightforward directions and little rambling is best.  You client’s customers don’t want to know about the day they are having or what the weather is like; they want to know if you can help them.  A good approach is to find former letters and emails and dissect them.  Show, by example, if it is good or bad and what changes can be made.

Giving both bad and good news.  Business owners, rarely deliver only good news.  For example, a retail store may have processed an order for a client, only to later learn that item is out of stock. They must then contact that customer to inform them that their order cannot be filled.  Some just say “your order cannot be filled.”  Stress the importance of keeping that customer happy.  In this situation, a formal apology, notification of when the item becomes available, and a small discount is best.

The importance of listening.  Business owners and their employees should never make a client repeat him or herself.  The same is true for other in-office communication.  Coworkers and bosses should only need to ask someone to do a task once.  Stress the importance of taking notes.  There is less risk of errors and no having to ask someone to explain themselves again.

Non-verbal communication.  A lot of business focus is placed on the word we speak or type, but communication can be non-verbal too.  This includes body language, appearance, and actions.  When meeting with a client, conservative apparel sends the proper message.  Soft, but confident tones are best.  As for body language, this is difficult.  Some send signals without even realizing it.  Stress the importance of monitoring your body language and learning to control impulsive actions.

These are just a few of the communication areas you will want to focus on as a business coach.  Regardless of who are you working with, whether it be a business owner, paid employees, or both, all business can benefit and profit from good and proper communication.

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ARCTIC COUNCIL

THE ARCTIC COUNCIL FACTS

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THE ARCTIC COUNCIL FACTS

Here is some information that i discovered while searching the web on the topic of the Arctic Council.

The arctic Council was established by the Ottawa Declaration in 1996.

Ottawa Declaration.  http://www.international.gc.ca/arctic-arctique/ottdec-decott.aspx?lang=eng

The Arctic Council is the preeminent intergovernmental forum for addressing issues related to the Arctic Region.

The members of the Arctic Council include the eight countries with territory above the Arctic Circle:

1. Canada,
2. Denmark,
3. Finland,
4. Iceland,
5. Norway,
6. Sweden,
7. Russian Federation,
8. United States).

Plus six Permanent Participants (PP) groups representing the indigenous people of the Arctic.

Which include:

Aleut International Association,

Arctic Athabaskan Council,

Gwich’in Council International,

Inuit Circumpolar Council,

Russian Arctic Indigenous Peoples of the North,

Saami Council.

The Arctic Council is not a treaty-based international organization but rather an international forum that operates on the basis of consensus, echoing the peaceful and cooperative nature of the Arctic Region.

The Council focuses its work on matters related to sustainable development, the environment, and scientific cooperation; its mandate explicitly excludes military security.

Traditionally, the Council is chaired by the foreign minister of the country holding the chairmanship. Its day-to-day work is carried out by the eight Senior Arctic Officials (SAO) and six PP representatives, with input from working groups, expert groups, and task forces. To learn more about the Arctic Council, please visit their website at: www.arctic-council.org

This year 2017 the Arctic Council is chaired by Finland.

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How Young Is Too Young?

Internet and Kids: How Young Is Too Young

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Internet and Kids:  How Young Is Too Young

Are you a parent?  If you are, you may be curious as to when children regularly start using the internet.  In all honesty, you will find that it depends.  There are some parents who start their children with using a computer and the internet right away and others wait until their children need to do so for school.  So, how young is too young for your child to use the internet?

Internet and Kids:  How Young Is Too Young Explained

What many parents, especially first time parents, do not realize is that some elementary schools teach their children how to use a computer as young as first grade.  Of course, they may not learn how to surf the internet, but they do often learn the basics.  These basics may include learning how to type, how to turn on a computer, how to use a computer mouse, and so froth.

In keeping with young age, there are many parents who allow their toddlers and preschoolers to play computer games.  Although software for those games can be purchased online or in most media stores, some parents turn to the internet.

Internet and Kids: How Young Is Too Young
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The good news about this approach is that many trusted websites, like those for Nick Jr, PBS Kids, and PlayHouse Disney do not have harmful advertisements on their websites that your child could accidentally click on.

Young elementary school children are also likely to use the internet and a computer in general to play computer games.  Towards the fifth or sixth grade, children may start to use the internet to do research for school projects.  This is when it is really important to start monitoring your child’s use of the internet.  Even if your child doesn’t use online social networking websites, use internet chat rooms, or visit pornographic websites, it doesn’t mean that they can’t accidentally come across them.  Some websites are not very careful with what advertisements they show.

Junior high school and high school students, honestly, need the most monitoring online.  These are students who not only use the internet to research, but to communicate with their friends and to make new friends.  Unfortunately, not all teenagers are educated on the dangers that lurk online, especially where internet chat rooms and social networking websites are concerned.

When are children ready to go online?  After they have been trained to stick to the  rules.

So, is your child ready to use a computer and the internet?  As stated above, it is your decision to make.  With that being said, be sure to use your best judgment and be sure to establish some firm ground rules.  Children who are at least seven years of age should never be allowed to use a computer alone.  Strict rules should be imposed for older children.

Speaking of internet safety rules, be sure to make your views on social networking websites and internet chat rooms clear.  If you don’t want your child to use them, state so.  If they are allowed, establish rules.  A few rules to get you started involve making a social networking website profiles private, not communicating directly with strangers, not trading personal information online, and not posting personal pictures or videos online.
As a reminder, you have the ability to determine when and where you child can access the internet.  Just be sure that if you do allow your child to use the internet that you establish ground rules.  Even toddlers and preschoolers should be able to follow these rules, such as only playing games on the website you get them set on.

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Trouble Online

4 Signs That Your Teenager May Be In Trouble Online

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4 Signs That Your Teenager May Be In Trouble Online

Are you a parent who has a teenager who uses the internet?  If you are, do you know that your teenager may run into trouble online?  Their chances increase when they are using the internet to socialize with friends or make new friends.  Your child may unintentionally fall victim to a child predator online or they may be harassed by those that they know online.  But, would you know if your child is in trouble?

For your convenience, there are four signs that your teenager may be in trouble online.  If any of these signs apply to your child, you will want to take action right away.

4 Signs That Your Teenager May Be In Trouble Online

1 – They Get on the Computer at the Same Time Everyday

What many parents do not realize is that children and teenagers can easily become targets of online child predators.  Many also do not realize that this process doesn’t always happen overnight.  Some child predators pretend to be the ages of their targets.  They then work to gain the trust of those targets.  This can take a few days or a few weeks.  You may be able to tell if this is happening though if your child gets on the internet at the same time, every single day.  This is a good sign that they are communicating directly with someone, who may not have pure intentions.

2 – They Are Secretive When They Use the Computer

How does your child act when they are using the computer?  Does your child try to hide what they are doing online from you?  If they automatically shut off the computer or put a game on the screen, they may be trying to prevent you from seeing what they are doing online.  This is a good sign that your child may be doing something they shouldn’t be doing online, like having direct, personal conversations with a stranger, who may be a child predator.

3 – They Are Very Happy When Getting Off the Computer

If your child is overly happy when they sign off the internet, they may be on the path to trouble.  This sign can be a little bit tricky though.  Your child may be happy because they just finished a long school project, but you honestly never know.  If your teenager is communicating with someone online, they may be in the process of starting a relationship, which they are happy about.  Unfortunately, many teenagers do not realize that anyone can hide behind a computer.  That is why it is important that you talk to your child about the dangers of starting an online romance.

4 – They Are Very Depressed

As previously stated, your child may be very happy when using the internet, but another warning sign is that they are depressed, especially when they sign off the computer.  What many parents do not realize is that other teenagers use the internet for harassment.  If your teenager has a falling out with one of their friends, they may find themselves being harassed online.  If that is the case, your child may seem very down, depressed, and withdrawn.

The four above mentioned signs are just a few of the many that you will want to look for to see if your child is in trouble online.  With that said, there are additional signs that you will want to be on the lookout for, the biggest being a change in behavior.  If you do suspect that your child has or is about to run into trouble online, be sure to talk to them and as soon as possible.

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Child’s Internet Use

Easy Ways to Stay Involved In Your Child’s Internet Use

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Easy Ways to Stay Involved In Your Child’s Internet Use

Are you the parent of a child or a teenager who uses the internet?  If you are, do you know the importance of staying involved and in the know about your child’s internet use?  Better yet, do you know how you can stay involved in your child’s use of the internet?  If not, it is important that you take the time to familiarize yourself.

Easy Ways to Stay Involved In Your Child’s Internet Use
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Easy Ways to Stay Involved In Your Child’s Internet Use Explained

As nice as it is to hear that you should be active, involved, and in the know when it comes to your child or teenager and the internet, you may be wondering what is so important about doing so.

Although you may use the internet to search for jobs online or pay your bills, it is important to remember that there is so much more out there.  Your child can and may be doing more than just doing research for a school project.  They may be using online chat rooms, private instant messaging programs, and social networking websites.

Easy Ways to Stay Involved In Your Child’s Internet Use
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Easy Ways to Stay Involved In Your Child’s Internet Use Until They Mature

As for why online chat rooms, private instant messaging programs, and social networking sites are dangerous, it is important to remember that the internet makes it easy to pretend to be someone else.  Your child may unknowingly end up making a 50 year old friend, thinking that friend is their own age.  Information posted online has also been used for harassment or harmful purposes when otherwise high school or junior high school friends have a falling out.

Now that you know the importance of staying updated and in the know about your child’s internet use, you may be curious as to how you can go about doing so.  The good news is that it is relatively easy to do so.

The first step is to make sure that you are computer literate yourself.  Do you know how to check your computer’s internet history?  Better yet, do you even know what a computer’s internet history is or does?  If not, you will want to take a computer course or ask a trusted friend or relative, other than your child, to give you a crash course. You will want to learn as much as you can about the internet and a computer, but be sure to know about parental controls, a computer’s internet history, and so forth.

Speaking of checking your computer’s internet history, be sure that you do so.  Your computer’s internet history records all of the websites that are visited within the last week or past few days.  To do so, open up a new Internet Explorer window.  Towards the top of the page you should see a number of icons.  Click on the one that has a clock with a green arrow partly around it.  This should be the computer’s internet history.  What websites has your teenager or child visited?

Another easy way to stay involved in your child’s internet use is to set parental controls.  Most computers come standard with them.  Make your parental controls password protected.  Do not give your child the password, but do use it to unlock websites that may innocently be blocked on accident, like those needed for a school research project.

Moving your child’s computer into a family room or a frequently traveled room is advised.  In fact, your child should be able to use a shared family computer.  This tends to limit the visiting of potential dangerous chat rooms and social networking websites, as most teens like to view these sites in private.  If you must, limit your child’s use of the computer to certain times, like when you are home or in the room.

Be sure to talk to your child about the dangers of the internet.  Let them know that it is possible to meet internet predators online, especially with the use of private chat rooms or social networking websites.  Let them know that if they are harassed, whether it be by someone they know or don’t know, contact you immediately.  You may, in turn, want to contact the proper authorities.

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5 Reasons Why the Internet Can Be Dangerous for Children and Teens

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5 Reasons Why the Internet Can Be Dangerous for Children and Teens

Are you the parent of a child or a teenager who wants to use the internet, if they don’t already?  If so, you may have some concerns.  Yes, it is typically safe for your child to use the internet to do research for school projects, but did you also know that children and teens are now using it to communicate with their friends or other internet users?  This is how and when using the internet at a young age can become a problem.

As important as it is to hear that your child can find themselves in trouble online, if you do not know what internet safety steps can help to protect them, you may be looking for more information.  You also may be curious as to what it is about the internet that can be so dangerous.  For your convenience, five reasons why internet use can be dangerous for children and teenagers are highlighted below.

5 Reasons Why the Internet Can Be Dangerous for Children and Teens
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1 – False Identities Are Easy to Create

Making new friends online is easy and convenient, but it is much different than doing so in person.  Why?  Because you can’t see who is at the other end of the computer.  The internet makes it easy for someone to be anyone else in the world.  For example, if your child is using social networking websites online, they have to enter in their age.  They could easily lie themselves or they could be talking to someone else who is.

2 – Internet Predators

As it was previously stated, the internet makes it easy to create a new, false identity.  Often times, the individuals who lie about their ages are internet predators.  They are the ones who target children, like yours.  Unfortunately, many children, teenagers, and their parents cannot tell an internet predator until it is too late, like when the predators try to approach your child or contact them in person.

3 – So Many Websites To Choose From

What is nice about the internet is that you have so many websites to choose from.  In fact, that is why it is a good way to research school projects.  With that said, having so many websites to choose from can be dangerous.  Your child can gain access to social networking websites, adult chat rooms, pornographic websites, and websites that are violent in nature.  Unless you have parental controls set up, your child can easily access any type of website with a standard internet search.

4 – Not All Information Is Private

Unfortunately, many individuals, including both children and parents, do not know that the information that is posted online isn’t always private.  For starters, most teens have their MySpace profiles set to public, as opposed to private.  This means that anyone can view it.  There are also online message boards that are indexed by the search engines.  This means that others can view the conversations that were discussed, even years down the road.

5 – They Are In Control

When your child uses the internet, they are the ones who are in control.  This can be okay if your child is older and mature, but you honestly never know.  You may ask your child not to communicate with strangers online, give out their phone numbers, or share pictures with strangers, but that doesn’t mean that they will follow your rules.  For that reason, if you do let your child use the internet, be sure to monitor their use.

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Home Security

Home Security Advice

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Home Security Advice

Home Security Advice should be received with a grain of salt. When the topic of home security springs to mind, most people seem to think of burglar alarms and little to nothing else. Alarms can be a great way to protect your home, although they are only a small part of what makes up an effective home security system. Burglar alarms are a key to protecting your home – although there are other things you’ll need as well.

Home Security Advice
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Believe it or not, the windows are actually the key to home security. Homes that have poor constructed windows tend to get broken into a lot more than homes with secure and sturdy windows. When you are dealing with your windows, you should make sure that you have tough glass and locks that fit to the windows. When you are away from home, you should always make sure that your windows are locked. Even though some windows may be hard to reach, you should always lock them. Burglars make a living out of stealing – and they will normally find a way in if they see the opening.

Along with the windows, doors are also known to be a weakness of security around the home. Doors should always be strong and sturdy, complete with tough locks that aren’t easy to force open. If you have a spare key, you should be careful where you leave it. Losing your keys can also make you a target, especially if you have anything on your key ring that reveals your home address.

To better protect their homes, most people choose to invest in a home surveillance system. These systems are great for monitoring the home, as they can record video and keep it stored for you to view later. If you travel a lot, a home surveillance system can be an ideal way to keep a check on your home while you’re away.

Guard dogs are also common with home security as well. A guard dog can protect your home from burglars, thieves, and other types of trouble. Guard dogs can be very handy to have around, as most dogs are more than capable of scaring away trouble with their bark. The only downside to guard dogs is the fact that you’ll need to train them and ensure that they always have food and water.

Last, but certainly not least are burglar alarms. Burglar alarms can be effective to an extent, although they are primarily good for scaring thieves away. If you put an alarm in a visible location from the outside of the home, most burglars won’t even attempt to enter your home. Even though burglar alarms are great for scaring off thieves – you’ll still need to have other areas of your home safe and secure as well to get the most of your home security.

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