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Residential Security Stops Criminals Say Experts from Smarthouse As custom installers start moving into the residential security market it has been revealed that residential burglar alarms decrease crime significantly. The claims were made following a five year study by a U.S. university. More 2009 SAFETECH Convention, March 9 -14, 2009 from ALOA It’s not too late to join the top safemen in the world at the upcoming 2009 SAFETECH Convention, March 9 -14, 2009, in Myrtle Beach, SC! SAFTETECH blends, world-class education with a top-notch tradeshow to create a must-attend event essential for doing business today. More Surveillance Cams Help Fight Crime, City of Chicago Says from Chicago Sun-Times Chicago Mayor Richard Daley has argued that security and terrorism won’t be an issue if his Olympic dreams come true because, by 2016, there will be a surveillance camera on every street corner in Chicago. But even before that blanket coverage begins, the “Big Brother’’ network is being put to better use. More Locksmith Knew the Key to Life was More than His Work from The Virginian-Pilot For Maury Kroll, holding the key to someone's life was all in a day's work. He was the last in a line of Kroll locksmiths dating to his grandfather. The family business included uncles, brothers and his father. "One of his favorite things to do was help people get out of a pickle," said his oldest daughter, JoAnn Kroll. "He never made people feel bad when they locked their keys in the house or in the car. He just came and saved the day." Maury Kroll, who died Jan. 21 at age 85, was a master locksmith. More Locksmith Fights To Keep Its Online Info Correct from MyNC.com A Google business listing for a Raleigh, N.C., locksmith company is raising some safety concerns. Marshall's Locksmith Manager Debbie Atkinson said when you Google her company, the wrong information pops up. It said "Professional Locksmith in Raleigh". And if you click on the Google Map, there's a picture of Marshall's Locksmith listed with a different company's phone number. Atkinson called the number and asked if it was Marshall's Locksmith, but the man on the phone said it was ABC Locksmith. More Digital Door Viewer Modernizes the Security Peephole from Geek.com Some things in life need little improving. One such item is the security peephole found in most doors which let people peek outside when visitors come calling. However, like most of these mundane items in our daily existence, someone decided the security peephole needed to be elevated for the modern age. More Keeping the Cash Flowing from The New York Times In tough times, nothing is more important than making sure enough money is flowing in. Here are some tips for improving cash flow in the months ahead. More Survey: Worst May be Over for Some Small-business Owners from The Dallas Morning News The worst is over for some small-business owners, but they’re still cautious, according to the American Express OPEN Economic Pulse survey recently released. More Get the Latest ALOA Legislative Update Here!

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