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1700' is a pretty good distance. It can be done, but with that kind of distance, you will need to make sure your cable company uses better quality cable. RG-11/U, .412 or .500 cable is probably going to be your best bet. With every 100' of coaxial there is a loss of signal strength. Since you need 1700', plus whatever will be run inside your home, there is going to be a considerable loss of signal strength. You'll likely need a line extenders to help with signal loss, but these should usually be supplied by the cable company. There is also a chance that you'll need an amplifier once the cable has reached the home, but that all depends on the final signal strength. If you do need an amplifier, make sure it's a broadband version. This will help increase the signal across the entire frequency spectrum.

Man, that sucks. Doesn't sound like a legal to me. Unless you already know for sure, I would contact a competent attorney to make sure of the legality of the position your landlord has put you in. I didn't realize you could rent a 3-bedroom for $350, anywhere. That's alot of weight for the shoulders of most 17-year-old young men. I'm not sure about your personal situation, but that says alot about your character.

I hope everyone is having a wonderful day!

Time for my much needed vacation. I likely won't be around during the Holiday, so I thought I'd wish everyone a very happy and safe Independence Day before we head out. Thank You to all our brave Men and Women who make this and every day possible. They are what Independence Day is all about. You will be in out thoughts. Thank You!

SHHHHHHHHH! The AR prices are just starting to drop.

What? Billy Mays is the Father of Michael Jackson's children?

Why you bringin' women into the conversation?

Enjoy the ride while it lasts. Let the walls come crumbling down. I'm as ready as I'll ever be.

Been posted before, but still crazy as heck.

Congrats! Super choice!

According to Handgun Carry Permit Reciprocity Information , that is not correct. Alabama does recognize TN HCP, however. You're still good-to-go.

Those have strickj written all over them.

This is personal, not business related.

According to another thread/post/article, Ruby Tuesday's was not going to post. http://www.tngunowners.com/forums/newsworthy-reports/23382-more-slanted-journalism-wate.html

Yea, that looks like the best option so far.

Yea, I looked there, but I'm missing the "free" part. I see the Search Felony Offenders section, and that's free. But I can't seem to find anything else that's free. I want to search for all criminal convictions, not just felonies.

It's probably right in front of my face, but where do I go once at the link you've posted?

Can anyone tell me the best way to run a background check on a resident of TN? I'm mainly interested in their criminal history, and would prefer to do this online and as cheaply as possible. Of course, I would like the most up-to-date and accurate information on this person, so if that would require a few more bucks, I'm game. I have her Name, Social Security Number, D.O.B., etc. Since I know this persons SS#, would I need to run 2 seperate checks for her maiden and married names, or would everything related to the SS# show up?

I just noticed that LHBC has decided to cancel all programming this week on all three campuses to safeguard the health of our congregation and guests.

Sorry! I knew I should have removed the .

I heard some rumors about several children from Long Hollow Baptist Church contracting the Swine Flu virus while camping in the East Tennessee area, but I haven't heard or seen any mention of it on the local news. According to the LHBC website, Approximately 600 middle school students and adult staff and volunteers recently returned from the trip, and "several" have become very ill with flu-like symptoms. After doing a little searching, I found that several parents of students who attended the East Tennessee camp have confirmed their children did contract Swine Flu while at the camp. I haven't been able to locate any hard numbers, but two Sumner County residents are saying that there has been about 65 confirmed cases out of the roughly 600 members who attended the LHBC camp. Again, I don't know this to be factual, just what I heard from a couple folks who are fairly close to the ordeal. Anyway, I'm wondering why this hasn't made the local news. I honestly don't know if it's a huge deal, but they seem to make mention of isolated cases of Swine Flu that have been reported half-way across the country. Why not cases in our own backyard? Especially on what seems to be a fairly large scale.

Very interesting. Barrel Life -- 2,500 rounds. Doesn't that seem a little on the low side?

Welcome to TGO! Enjoy your stay!

But did you hear about Billy Mays?