i get angry alot over stupid stuff like the dog follows me and when i yell at her she gets closer and when i hit her she backs up then comes back and like people take my cart them are the 2 things that happened to day and i wanted to cut the dog and light her on fire and smash a cart on the guy that stole it i do not need anger management its just i need something to think about when they do stupid stuff right now when the dog follows me i throw her food and water out and let her starvewhat should i do
To the second answer: With fire zones on a security system, it does not matter if the system is armed or disarmed (on or off) as smoke heat detectors are programmed as 24 Hour Zones. To answer your question they call the fire department to let them know and most of the time (even though they are to do it ALL the time) call the security company and let them know too.
Karen: It depends on the easement. What it conveys and what it says. For example if the easement is for ingress and egress and is for free and unrestricted travel, then speed bumps would restrict that travel in some ways and the owner of the easement could, eventually force you to remove them as well as pay for any damages. Even if there is no restriction on the easement to bar you from putting them in, keep in mind that you also risk some element of liability exposure. Most cities, for example must post notices about the speed bumps and provide sufficient warning. Sounds like you and your sister are having a bit of a problem. Hope it works out .
