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Apparently Gojira hates spelling too. It's offshore, not off shore. But here's the deal, no one is against motorized vehicles or petroleum based products. Those of us who are against offshore drilling tend to look at the upside vs.the downside. The upside: Lifting the moratorium on offshore drilling - The Energy Information Administration at the U.S. Dep. of Energy found that access to the Pacific, Atlantic, and eastern Gulf of Mexico regions would increase domestic oil production by 1.6 percent between 2012 and 2030. The Natural Resources Defense Council has estimated the price of oil would only drop about 3–4 cents in 15 to 20 years. The downside: As an example lets look at the impact of the current offshore disaster. Louisiana fishing industry could lose $2.5 billion Gulf shrimp industry could lose $500 million Florida’s Gulf Coast could lose $3 billion in tourist dollars Cleanup cost could exceed $3 billion, depending on duration of spill Will devastate dolphin population and could render some endangered species extinct To quote Sarah Palin Thanks, but no thanks.
I used to work an alarm company taking calls from field technicians installing mostly residential systems and telling them if it was working right, so I had to know how they worked. To be honest, it may be near impossible to get around without damaging something. You would have to do something before the system is armed. All the window sensors I've heard of use magnets. Most likely they are little narrow white boxes, one on the window that moves and one on anything around the window that doesn't move. When the window is closed, the boxes will be lined up right next to each other. You can mess with them if you want to, but most systems know if a wire has been cut, or if it's a wireless sensor the system will know if the sensor cover is opened or the battery removed. You can bypass zones if you have your code, but you can call your alarm company usually 24 hours a day and they can tell you how to bypass a zone (in this case your window) or how to disarm the system completely. I really don't suggest disarming it completely. The truth is these systems are designed to freak out if anyone is trying to disable them, I mean if a burglar tries to get around a system, you want your system to detect it and let you know about it. And it sounds like you're trying to get around it just the same. Your best bet is to get a user code and just turn off (bypass) that window.
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