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Everholly Lane

2011-03-11T23:33:18Z

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[[Image:Everholly.jpg|thumb|right|250px|Everholly Lane]]{{tocleft}}Everholly Lane is the street where [[Jon Reddick|Jon]], [[Ro Reddick|Ro]] & [[Dana Reddick]] currently live. They moved there in August 2008.

The house is in the Holly Ridge subdivision on San Jose Boulevard in an area of Jacksonville known as Mandarin. Holly Ridge has two main roads hosting 65 individual single-family homes. The Reddicks' house is located on lot 54.
[[File:Hollyridge.jpg|thumb|Lot 54 of Holly Ridge|250px|right]]

==Address==
2825 Everholly Lane<br>
Jacksonville, Florida 32223-0728

==Move-In==
Prior to moving to Everholly Lane, the Reddicks lived in a rented house on [[Harpers Ferry Lane]] in Jacksonville. Shortly after moving to Jacksonville they started looking for a new home to purchase, but not until July 2008 did they find one that met their needs.

On July 15, 2008 they put in an offer on the home, and got word the next morning that it had been accepted. Closing took place on August 14, 2008 (perhaps the quickest closing in history -- less than 15 minutes) and moving began that weekend.

==Notable Items==
[[Image:Sold flyer.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Promo flyer from listing agent for Everholly Lane. Note the erroneous "Drive" in the title.]]
* Jon & Dana loved Everholly immediately. {{tellmemore}}Ro had some reservations, but later explained that her main concern was the additional financial commitment. Still, Ro did not feel that the home "spoke" to her as it did to Jon & Dana.
* The back yard fence of Everholly has a gate that leads directly to [[Chuck Rogers Park]]
* Just a few weeks after moving in, Everholly was featured on the selling realtor's advertising flyer as a recently-sold property.
* After a two-year hiatus, the move to Everholly Lane allowed Jon to restart his annual birthday poker tournament in 2009.
* In May 2009, Jon laid a brick walking path from the pool to the back gate leading to [[Chuck Rogers Park]]

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==Replacement Parts==
As specialty parts, filters & bulbs around the house need to be replaced, it often requires some research to find just the right item. Once found, they'll be documented here for future reference.

{| {{prettytable}}
|- {{Hl1}}
|'''Type'''
|'''for'''
|'''Description'''
|'''Part #'''
|'''Purchased From'''

|-
|Bulb
|GE Microwave
|Stovetop light
|BPXN20/G8/3 Xenon 20-Watt, 120-Volt G8 Base
|Feit Electric (via Amazon.com)
|-
|Filter
|GE Refrigerator
|Water filter
|WaterSentinel WSG-1 (Replaces GE MWF, GWF, MWFA, GWFA, GWF06)
|Water Sentinel (via Amazon.com)
|-
|Filter
|Pool
|Pool Filter
|Hayward Star-Clear Cartridge for C1200 CX1200RE Unicel C8412
|PoolSupply4Less
|}

Khittopurr

2011-03-11T13:35:31Z

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'''Khittopurr''' is the name of the Reddick family cat, a (originally) black tabby who, as she grew, began to look more like a calico. She had her front feet declawed after a couple of years, due to scratching up rental property.

==History==
It was the summer of 2000 when the Reddicks decided to get a kitten for their cat-crazy, 2 1/2-year-old daughter, Dana. They went to the City of Tallahassee animal shelter where Jon eventually picked out a friendly little black tabby. When asked what she wanted to name the kitty, Dana couldn't think of what to name her.

One of Dana's favorite shows at the time was a Nickelodeon Channel showed called "Zooboomafoo," which was about a lemur who lived at a zoo. The lemur, Zooboomafoo, was played in large part by a puppet, and interacted with two human actors, supposedly brothers, who ran a zoo. The show was all about learning about animals. Whenever they featured an animal, Zooboomafoo would name the animal according to coloring, physical feature, or attribute. For example, he named a baby elephant "Toothbrush," because of the stiff,bristly hairs on the elephant.

When Dana didn't know what to name her kitty, Ro asked her, "Well, what would Zooboomafoo name her?" She couldn't think of an answer, so Ro helped her. "Well, what to kitties do?" She immediately pipped up, "Kitties purr!...Kitty purr!" A great new name had been born! Since the Reddicks were very heavily into '''Star Trek''' at that time, and especially all things Klingon, they realized how the name sounded much like a particular Klingon planet mentioned on the show: Khitomer. Hence, the spelling of the kitty's name was modified to accommodate both their daughter's idea and their love of Star Trek to '''Khittopurr'''.

Jon's Invaluable Software

2011-02-14T23:59:47Z

76.18.218.201: /* Local Software */

{{stub}}
Using all manner of computers and operating systems -- be it for work, business, hobby or pleasure -- [[Jon Reddick|Jon]] has amassed a library of select software gadgets & gizmos which are must-haves. Some are mainstream that you've probably heard of, and others are open source projects that won't even ring a bell. But all of them are ones that make every-day computing a more enjoyable prospect.

==Local Software==
* '''Synergy''' - Synergy lets you easily share a single mouse and keyboard between multiple computers with different operating systems, each with its own display, without special hardware. It's intended for users with multiple computers on their desk since each system uses its own monitor(s). [[http://synergy2.sourceforge.net/ Synergy Site]]

* '''AHK'''

* '''VLC'''

==Remote Software (Sites)==

* '''LastPass''' - LastPass in an amazing password/bookmark aggregator that puts all of your valuable sites, logins, and notes in a super-secure bubble in the internet cloud, available from anywhere in the world by either using the browser plugin, or simply logging into the site with your credentials. Most important of all, be sure you have a super-complex password for LastPass, and then you will never have to remember another password again. Oh, it's also free. [http://www.lastpass.com/ LastPass]

* '''Password Meter''' - There is a lot of buzz about [http://howsecureismypassword.net/ How Secure Is My Password], and while it's fun to see how long it would take for a PC to crack your password, it doesn't provide any assistance in how to make your password better. That's why I prefer Ask The Geek's Password Meter. It's the one I used to help create my master LastPass password, and it's still never been broken. [http://askthegeek.us/pwd_meter/index.htm Password Meter]

Jon's Invaluable Software

2011-02-14T23:59:08Z

76.18.218.201:

{{stub}}
Using all manner of computers and operating systems -- be it for work, business, hobby or pleasure -- [[Jon Reddick|Jon]] has amassed a library of select software gadgets & gizmos which are must-haves. Some are mainstream that you've probably heard of, and others are open source projects that won't even ring a bell. But all of them are ones that make every-day computing a more enjoyable prospect.

==Local Software==
* '''Synergy''' - Synergy lets you easily share a single mouse and keyboard between multiple computers with different operating systems, each with its own display, without special hardware. It's intended for users with multiple computers on their desk since each system uses its own monitor(s). [[http://synergy2.sourceforge.net/ Synergy Site]]

* '''AHK'''

* '''VLC''' [www.google.com]

==Remote Software (Sites)==

* '''LastPass''' - LastPass in an amazing password/bookmark aggregator that puts all of your valuable sites, logins, and notes in a super-secure bubble in the internet cloud, available from anywhere in the world by either using the browser plugin, or simply logging into the site with your credentials. Most important of all, be sure you have a super-complex password for LastPass, and then you will never have to remember another password again. Oh, it's also free. [http://www.lastpass.com/ LastPass]

* '''Password Meter''' - There is a lot of buzz about [http://howsecureismypassword.net/ How Secure Is My Password], and while it's fun to see how long it would take for a PC to crack your password, it doesn't provide any assistance in how to make your password better. That's why I prefer Ask The Geek's Password Meter. It's the one I used to help create my master LastPass password, and it's still never been broken. [http://askthegeek.us/pwd_meter/index.htm Password Meter]

Jon's Invaluable Software

2011-02-14T23:58:57Z

76.18.218.201:

{{stub}}
Using all manner of computers and operating systems -- be it for work, business, hobby or pleasure -- [[Jon Reddick|Jon]] has amassed a library of select software gadgets & gizmos which are must-haves. Some are mainstream that you've probably heard of, and others are open source projects that won't even ring a bell. But all of them are ones that make every-day computing a more enjoyable prospect.

==Local Software==
* '''Synergy''' - Synergy lets you easily share a single mouse and keyboard between multiple computers with different operating systems, each with its own display, without special hardware. It's intended for users with multiple computers on their desk since each system uses its own monitor(s). [[http://synergy2.sourceforge.net/ Synergy Site]]

* '''AHK'''

* '''VLC''' [[www.google.com]]

==Remote Software (Sites)==

* '''LastPass''' - LastPass in an amazing password/bookmark aggregator that puts all of your valuable sites, logins, and notes in a super-secure bubble in the internet cloud, available from anywhere in the world by either using the browser plugin, or simply logging into the site with your credentials. Most important of all, be sure you have a super-complex password for LastPass, and then you will never have to remember another password again. Oh, it's also free. [http://www.lastpass.com/ LastPass]

* '''Password Meter''' - There is a lot of buzz about [http://howsecureismypassword.net/ How Secure Is My Password], and while it's fun to see how long it would take for a PC to crack your password, it doesn't provide any assistance in how to make your password better. That's why I prefer Ask The Geek's Password Meter. It's the one I used to help create my master LastPass password, and it's still never been broken. [http://askthegeek.us/pwd_meter/index.htm Password Meter]

Jon's Invaluable Software

2011-02-14T23:56:26Z

76.18.218.201: /* Local Software */