OK, I am not a home builder but something seems odd here.

The person installing the window was very nice and did a nice job cleaning up but when I asked him if he was done he said yes, that was odd because I could see light coming through the window.

The small picture above is looking down at the bottom of the window and you can see a piece of paper that was pushed gently through the air gap from inside where the sealant was not fully applied.

I am not an expert but this not a replacement window, this is a brand new window in newly framed location, should it not have flashing around the exterior?

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I just took these pictures near Coalton and Indiana as the coyote headed into Community Park in Superior CO.

I try to walk 3 miles around Superior almost everyday since I have lived here for the past 10 years. I sighted my first coyote in Superior last winter which was kind of fun to see. However this winter alone I have spotted a coyote out on my walks about once a week, it is no longer ‘fun’ to see them since I walk around lunch time while coyotes should be resting. Now to hear that a pack of coyotes has been spotted hurting something really freaks me out.

We have always had a family of rabbits in our yard since we don’t have a dog, but for the past few months I have not seen one. Perhaps it is wishful thinking that after the coyotes are done eating up the food source they will leave.

I understand that the Colorado Division of Wildlife will not send in sharp shooters in to kill aggressive coyotes until someone gets hurt like last winter when a 38-year-man in Broomfield was attacked.

Do we have to wait to read about someone being attacked in the newspaper to act? I am in favor of being proactive to keep our children safe.

Ever since I got digital voice with Comcast (new Arris modem) 80% of time I try to upload large video files (35meg) the modem reboots itself during the upload.

It appears to happen after the initial power boost upload (where it uploads really fast) and when the power boost ends is when it normally reboots itself.

This does not happen when I upload 3 or 4 meg files to Flickr.

modem -> router -> computer

I have not tried removing the router yet, because the router worked fine before I got digital voice.

The error I get in the modem logs is:

Power Supply Telemetry Log – BATTERY MISSING

I only upload to Vimeo and YouTube and they both have the same reboot issue.

Smaller files like the 3meg photos that I uploaded for this topic had no issue.

OK, I have an answer to what is going on with my rebooting modem when uploading large files.

UPDATE:

It happen 3 times in a row this morning so i called comcast and they said that my digital voice modem only supports 7 meg uploads!!!!!

Actual this is totally not true since I have uploaded 29MB files without a problem, but my last video of 73MB won’t work, perhaps she might to say the upload limit is 70MB.

I guess it is time to get rid of digital voice and get my old modem back.

They also told me that DOCSIS 3.0 is available in my area now, but they couldn’t tell me what I needed to do to get it.

I tried the same video file to the same site (Vimeo) and it uploaded fine after it had failed 3 times 2 hours ago (around 8am). Perhaps it is a time of day network congestion issue that causes it to reboot.

Update 2: It appears to only happen in the mornings.