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16 Ways to Fake a Clean Home Fast
Need to clean up in a hurry? Whether you're expecting guests, the guests just left, or you want to at least pretend that yours is a life of clean and ordered bliss, pick a task, any task, for quick tips to fix your place up fast.
1. Brighten the Bathroom
First, flush. Next, grab some bleach. Pour a cup into the bowl; brush around the sides and under the rim. Next, fill a spray bottle with equal parts water and white vinegar. Spritz onto paper towels or a microfiber cloth, and hone in on those telltale soap drips and toothpaste spatters on faucets, mirrors, countertops, and in the sink a definite dirty-bathroom giveaway. Next, shake out your rug or bath mat to fluff it up so it looks recently vacuumed. Now, flush the bleach that's been sitting in the bowl.
2. Put the Living Room in Order
Run a microfiber cloth over the coffee table and other dusty surfaces, like the TV screen. Pile magazines or books into neat stacks on the end tables; gather all of the stray remotes in one place. Plump up throw pillows and chair cushions (even easier: flip the latter, if possible). Use a clean corner of the microfiber cloth to nab any obvious clumps of pet hair or dust stuck to upholstery or carpeting. Drape throws to hide dingy chair arms or furniture stains.
3. Speed-Clean the Mudroom
Dry dirt is easier to remove than sticky mud, so don't even bother cleaning until the footprints get crusty; then just open the back door and sweep it all out. Wash the floor the fast, no-bucket-necessary way, with either a water-dampened microfiber mop or an all-in-one mopping system like Swiffer WetJet. Zap any scuff marks as you go with a bit of baking soda on a damp sponge.
4. Think Sink
Stop pretending youre going to rinse those dishes piling up on the counter, and load them in the dishwasher (or if not, at least stack them neatly in the sink). Run some water over drippy detergent bottles, then stick those, pot scrubbers, and rubber gloves under the sink.
5. Skip the Oven
If you havent run the self-cleaning cycle, and cant commit to this hours-long task, spot-clean dead-giveaway grime stovetop spills, grease on the door handle or inside the glass door with a sponge and a dash of baking soda (itll rinse off easier than a sudsy cleaner, FYI).
6. De-hair the Chairs
Don't waste your time with a lint roller. Instead, don a pair of clean rubber gloves. Run your hands over the arms, seat, and back of the furniture, gathering and tossing the fur as it balls up. For water-safe upholstery (which doesn't change or transfer color when blotted with a damp cloth in a hidden spot), wet the gloves for better pickup.
7. Overhaul the Front Hall
Grab a laundry basket, storage bin, or large shopping bag to serve as a junk receptacle, plus a plastic grocery bag and microfiber cloth. Load up your bin with any shoes, gloves, or hats that litter the foyer. Stash hall-table clutter that could get lost (mail, keys) in the plastic bag; put the bag into the bin. While you're near the door, shake doormats outside. Drop off the bin in the laundry room or a nearby bedroom, or hide it in a closet.
8. Combat Cooking Fumes
Try this to erase the scent of yesterday's broiled fish: In a saucepan, mix 3 tablespoons of white vinegar and 1 cup of water and boil for several minutes. Vinegar is acidic and odors are alkaline, so the former will neutralize the latter.
9. Quick-Wash Your Desktop
Move light items like files and your keyboard or laptop out of the way (just work around the bigger stuff). If your work surface is laminate or another washable material, spritz on all-purpose cleaner, wipe with a sponge, and rinse. For sealed wood surfaces, use a vinegar-water mix. Let either cleaner soak on sticky stains for a few seconds, then scrape with your fingernail or a credit card; wipe and rinse. Ink stains will come off with a cotton ball dipped in rubbing alcohol; rinse with a sponge.
10. Fireplace Fix
After the ash is completely cold, sprinkle it with damp tea leaves or coffee grounds to cover the stale smell and keep down dust (so you don't inhale it). Then scoop the pile with a fireplace shovel (don't worry if you can't get it all — leaving an inch or two behind is fine), and dump it into a metal can, bucket, or even an old stockpot or clay flowerpot. Discard the mess outside, ideally in a metal trash container, but definitely away from your house.
11. Hide the Stains
Maybe the covering is a little worse for the wear, too. Have your kids cut out paper snowflakes to discreetly tape over problem areas. Scatter a few extras, so the look seems intentional. If all else fails, set serving trivets on top.
12. Fluff Up the Carpet
GHRI gives top marks to the Woolite Pod tool from Bissell ($4.39, woolitecarpet.com for info), which cleans and fluffs fibers in minutes. Also, see previous rug fix for wood floors.
13. Fix Up the Walls
Your best bet: A stain-repair stick like Minwax Blend-Fil Pencil in a close hue (assorted colors, $4.49 each, minwax.com for details). It's like concealer for your baseboard's blemishes. Second best: A Crayola marker can help stained-wood boards.
14. Get the Nicks Out
You've got two choices: Marker it or cover it. For the former, try the GHRI's favorite furniture markers, the Guardsman Touch-Up Marker Kit ($4.50 for three, guardsman.com). Apply to scratch, buff with a soft cloth, and top with a coat of furniture polish. Or just institute your own cover-up: For coffee or end tables, arrange books, coasters, or nibbles on top, or drape with a nice scarf. For the dining room table, need we even say it? Haul out that holiday tablecloth.
15. Fake a Super-Clean Bathroom
Tuck stuff from the vanity into the cabinet or drawers, and close the shower door or stretch out the curtain (sure, nosy guests may still snoop inside, but at least you've cut down on visual clutter). Clean up spots and hair from the floor with a water-dampened paper towel. Finally, put out fresh hand towels.
16. Make It Easier Next Time
Add a shoe bag to the inside of your entryway closet door: It makes a great stash spot for hats and gloves, unopened mail, and (yep) shoes when you're picking up in a hurry.


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Monsanto, Dupont and Dow are all CHEMICAL CORPORATIONS. Monsanto is the reason for agent orange. Dupont and Dow helped fund making hemp illegal. (hemp seeds have valuable Omega-3 oils in them). Chemicals and food do NOT go together.
My grandmother told me years ago, if you're going to put something on a plant to kill a bug, then it can't be good for humans either. She didn't know what "organic" was, she only knew farming. That sort of farming, with a compost pile, and picking the bugs off by hand, and a .022 got her through the "great" depression.
This is how fascism works. Watch and learn...
First lady's organic garden concerns chemical firms
By Jim Snyder
Posted: 04/09/09 04:20 PM [ET]
Michelle Obama planted an organic garden to promote fruits and vegetables as part of a healthy diet, but some chemical companies are worried it may plant a seed of doubt in consumers' minds about conventionally grown crops.
"Fresh foods grown conventionally are wholesome and flavorful yet more economical," the Mid America CropLife Association (MACA) wrote the first lady last month a few days after she and fifth-graders from a local elementary school planted the White House Kitchen Garden.
The garden is designed to produce fresh fruits and vegetables for the first family and White House staff and guests. The garden itself doesn't give the group heartburn. The letter also congratulates the first lady "on recognizing the importance of agriculture to America!"
But MACA, which represents agribusinesses like Monsanto, Dow AgroSciences and DuPont Crop Protection, is rather less thrilled about the fact that no chemicals will be used to grow the crops. The group is worried that the decision may give consumers the wrong impression about conventionally grown food.
"We live in a very different world than that of our grandparents. Americans are juggling jobs with the needs of children and aging parents," the letter states. "The time needed to tend a garden is not there for the majority of our citizens, certainly not a garden of sufficient productivity to supply much of a family's year-round food needs."
The blog La Vida Locavore posted the letter last month.
Although pesticides or chemical fertilizers won't be used on the White House garden, Camille Johnston, spokeswoman for the first lady, said Mrs. Obama wanted to plant the garden to promote the eating of fruits and vegetables as part of a healthy diet.
MACA members just want a little love pointed their way: "As you go about planning and planting the White House garden, we respectfully encourage you to recognize the role conventional agriculture plays in the U.S. in feeding the ever-increasing population, contributing to the U.S. economy and providing a safe and economical food supply."

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E'Twaun Moore was the unlikeliest hero of the night and drilled a game-winning 3-pointer with one second left to beat the Thunder 108-105 on Thursday, finishing with 19 points, four rebounds, two steals, one block and no turnovers.
Russell Westbrook's consecutive triple-double streak was snapped against the Bulls in a 108-105 loss on Thursday, scoring 43 points with eight rebounds, seven assists, two steals and three 3-pointers.


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Scientists say Turin Shroud is supernatural
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orangetom1999 wrote:There is nothing supernatural about the Shroud of Turin. It has been carbon dated to the 1400/1500s.
While I don't go along with carbon dating for millions of years...carbon dating is somewhat accurate within the half life of Carbon 14.
Also...remember..whenever someone quotes scientists as "Experts" be sure to attempt to determine who is paying the bills...this is sometimes an important clue as to the results...particularly in archeology and paleontology.
But the Shroud of Turin is not what some claim it is.
The RCC has enough relics to fill a museum. Enough pieces of the olde rugged cross to build a battleship.
The only thing of which I am interested in the RCC is what is in the classified section of the Vatican Library.
orangetom1999 wrote:The image on the Shroud of Turin is not consistent with the description in any of the Gospels of how Jesus was wrapped and prepared for burial in the tomb of Joseph of Arimathea.
The key word here is "wrapped" not laid out on photo paper.
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quote:The question is, do you have $20,000 to cover your end? We can meet in Baton Rouge and discuss/post up the money if you would like. That's how serious I am.
quote:So if Ole Miss doesnt play for an SEC title or NC title in 3 years, I win 500.00? Do you understand how this works?
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quote:Ole Miss will play for either a SEC Championship or National Championship within the next 3 years.
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5 LOOKS AMAZING (review of beta)IKYG786 | 29/05/2012 | See all IKYG786's reviews (2)im writing this review because i got invited to the little big planet vita beta. after playing the beta for a couple of days i have nothing but praises!! i thought it would be like the ps3 version but with less detail, but i was wrong ! it looks just as good as the ps3 version if not better! create mode feels so natural using your finger to make your creations instead of guiding the anolog stick, which ps3 users will know sometimes you cant get the shape you want perfectly, but on the vita by using your finger you make the right creation every time. LBP vita has so many more feautures which make it more incredible than the ps3 version such as the new touchscreen and gyroscope micro chips in create mode using the full potential of the vita. you can also add levels to your queue while on the go so you can play them when you get back home (i dont think the 3g is capable of loading the level). all though the feature is not available in the beta in the retail version you will be able to copy all your decorations/stickers/costumes from little big planet 1 and 2 and they will work on your. the interface is user friendly and easy to pick upon great for new comers to the franchise.for me after playing the beta this is a day one purchase due to it exceding my expectations and how it is little big planet 2 but with so much more, i hope this helped give you an idea of the game if you were uncertain about not being as good as the ps3 version.
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The ege News VOL. XX, No. 24 BRYN MAWR AND WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 1934 to might BRYN MAWlt COLUSoE NEWS, 1:<:m PRICE 10 CENTS Pro Arte Quartet Presents Concert / Artistry and Technical Precision Are Displayed in Rendering Romantic Music FAME IS DUE QUARTET (Especially Contributed by Molly Atmore Ten Broeck, '32) A large and extremely appreciative audience greeted the Pro Arte Quar- tet in its first appearance at Bryn Mawr on Sunday night. Offering a program of scholarly and elevated works, the quartet gave ample evi- dence of the artistry, preciseness of technique and interpretation for which they are justly famed. Sunday-night's program cpnsisted of three quartets, which are to be classed in the Romantic School. The first of these, the Beethoven F Major, op. 135, is rarely performed. It is Beethoven's last quartet and one of his last important works. It is typical of his third period, showing.a decided tendency towards the personal, the enigmatic, the esoteric. As performed by the Pro Arte Quartet, all these characteristics were clearly brought out. The sudden ending of the first movement; the forcefulness, rhythmic emphasis, and difficult polyphonic web of the second movement gave the hear- er an extraordinary feeling of blind groping after Beethoven's actual per- sonality. The lovely, plaintive melo- dies of the third movement were most sympathetically performed. Compar- able to a Romanza, the music here seemed mysterious but simple and the Quartet did marvelous justice to the delicate beauty of the instrumental coloring. As a. whole this Beethoven Quartet sounded startlingly modern � even "modernistic." Paradoxically, the Chadwick Quartet, No. 5, in D Minor, gave a feeling of rest and relief. George Whitfield Chadwick was one of a group of nineteenth century Bos- ton composers of whom Arthur Foote is the most celebrated, "whose object was not primarily to create an Ameri- can School, but to write good music as they had learned it through classic and romantic channels." Chadwick's quartet proved to be in tremendous contrast to the Beethoven Continued on !*aRe Two Principals in The Gondoliers >ais l <� Glee Club Renders Operetta Skillfully Chorus Singing qppl Enunciation Are Unusually Noteworthy in Gondoliers J.____ RIGHTER WINS PRAISE From left to right�Maryallis Morgan, '36; Helen Ripley, '35; Joan Hopkinson, '35 Henrietta Scott, '36; Susan Morse, ^35;'Margaret Rightcr, "34, and Agnes Halsey, '36 Dean Manning Talks About Questionnaire Questionnaire's Value Vitiated by Inaccurate Looseness of Terminology STATISTICS NOT VALID Freshmen Give One-Acts Before Amused Audience New York Bryn Mawr Club Lowers Dues for Alumnae Of special interest to Seniors living within a radius of forty miles of New York is the news that the New York Bryn Mawr Club has drastically low- ered its schedule of dues for resident members who are recent Alumnae. Heretofore, all resident members � those living within a radius of forty miles of New York � were charged $25.00 annually. Now the schedule has been lowered as follows: Those out of college less than three years pay annual dues of $10.00. Those out of college three and four years--pay annual dues of $15.00. Those out of college five years pay annual dues of $20.00. Thereafter the annual dues are $25.00. Seniors joining now may pay $10.00 and will not be billed again for dues ^ until October, 1935. In other words, they will receive seventeen months' privileges for the price of twelve months' dues. Those who have stop- ped in at the Club at the Park Lane Hotel understand why membership in the Club is so desirable. Non-resident dues are still $10.00, and undergradu- ate, $5.00 annually. Non-resident and undergraduate members may have all club privileges except those of voting and holding office. All Bryn Mawr students and gradu- ates are very welcome to -drop in at the Club, whenever they are in New York. In fairness to. members, guest ' cards tmmi be obtained before using ithe privileges. The secretary at the ' desk will be very glad to show visi- tors around the rooms and the hotel, to answer questions, and to explain the routine of obtaining guest cards. I Speaking in Chapel on "The News Questionnaire" last Thursday, Dean Manning said that there had been many excellent and sage criticisms of the questionnaire. Her first feeling on reading it was one of mystification about the terminology. She wondered that."originality" and "memory" had been chosen as the only terms in which to describe college work, and wished that "reasoning power," a far more valuable quality for any course to de- mand, had been included. She ques-' tioned the undergraduate idea that courses in mathematics and science; could be described as needing "mem- ory," and wondered how "trends" could possibly be included in Physics.! Science courses could not be said to have too many details, for details are necessary in illustration of scientific principles. She felt that the loose ter-! minology vitiated the value of the. questionnaire, and criticised the bland assumptions of the editors in making, up the statistics and in writing the editorial, for the questionnaire con-| tained a morass of phrases which may have meant one thing to some people and something quite different to others. History, Economics, and Politics must obviously rest on memory, but at' the same time it must be recognized | that the efficacy of memorizing depends on organizing the material. The stu-i dents who answered the questionnaire! did not seem to realize the extent toj which memory is linked with a capac- ity for organization and with the abil-' ity to point a general tendency and to see the relation of the details toi the tendencies. In making up the statistics, the number voting or the proportion of the number voting to the entire class! should have been given. Dean Man-; ning did not feel, however, that the failure to do this was of paramount! importance, for "In her work with the Curriculum Committee she has found that opinion is always divided and i that minority votes must be taken into consideration. It must be remembered, however, that every course is bifranj to have a certain number of students who are dead wood, who do not like Continued on Page Four The three one-act plays presented by the Freshmen were a bit on the J sadder side of life; there was one grim and bitter tragedy, one tragedy that was not so grim, and a comedy. The authors were, respectively, Vir- gina Dorsey, Leigh Steinhardt, and Mary Hinckley Hutchings. While the plays were, on the whole, better than we had been led to expect, and the acting quite good, considering the short time allowed for rehearsals, the production was by no means finished. The prompting was quite audible and the scenery prone to collapse at any moment. Aside from such minor de-| tails, the plays were enjoyable and; produced prolonged cases of hysteria j among the audience. The first piece to be presented, Miss; Dorsey's Mom, was stark, dreary sor-j row, with all the characters repressed | and appallingly moronic. The scene' was a poverty-stricken Maine farm-| house in which drab and unhappy peo-', pie carried rabbits' feet around their necks and bemoaned their fate. The optimistic mother carried a lantern out j to a rock every night to light home. her lost sailor husband, William, who had not come back from sea after six- teen years, and when she was ill, the dull Dan put it out. She refused to; leave the little farm, because of her faithfulness to the obviously defunct William. Faced with the problem of not being allowed to perform her serv- ice of love, she stole out into the dark cold night�without her rabbit's, foot�and froze in the snow. Leigh Steinhardt, as Martha, was by far the best actress: she was completely non- committal and disinterested. Miss Mus-. ser was fairly good, but very apt to forget her lines, and Virginia Lautz played the mother as well as could be expected under the eircumstances;0but. Miss Dorsey was too enthusiastic and unconvincing as collegiate Bill. What was most incomprehensible, however, was the possibility of anyone's, even though aged and convalescent, freez- ing to death in one minute flat. That was the crowning touch. Miss Hutching's Simple Folk was very amusing and well acted. The dia- Continued on Pace Six Arnold Genthe Talks on Isadora Duncan Duncan Dancing Photographs Taken in Effort to Catch Rhythmic Motion MOVIES NEGLECT DANCE Comprehensive* The faculty has voted in favor of the proposed plan for general senior comprehensives. The date for the first comprehensive examinations is to be determined next fall. "Her ideal was the perfect rhythm that has its origin in the soul," said Mr. Arnold Genthe, speaking on Isa- dora Duncan in the Deanery on Mon- day afternoon. His own ideal, as he expressed it in his talk and in the pho- tographs which he showed, was to por- tray this rhythm of motion in photo- graphs. In spite of his understanding and artistic work, Miss Duncan was at first unwilling to have her picture taken, for she was camera shy. When it became necessary for her to have a photograph for a passport, she went to Mr. Genthe and discovered that the process was easy and the results ex- cellent. After that she allowed her- self to be photographed not for identi- fication but for art. The first picture of her which Mr. Genthe showed was simply her face, half lost in shadow, that emphasized the pure lines of her forehead, nose, and mouth. She herself called it "her very soul." In the next picture she was dancing "The Marseillaise" and advancing with upflung arms and head thrown back. Many of the pho- tographs were not of her, but of danc- ers who followed her ideals. They were often pictured dancing before the sea and cutting its horizon with the curves of their bodies and draperies^ Another group of photographs was reminiscent of Greek sculpture. Mr. Genthe explained that Isadora Duncan did not approve of the term "Greek dancers" applied to her and her school. She protested that her inspiration was primarily American � the poetry of Walt Whitman and her own grand- mother's Irish jigs, and secondarily, the music of Beethoven and Wagner, and the philosophy of Nietzche. Yet these photographs were of a distinct- ly Greek quality. Some were like the Continued on Puce Four Faculty Honored At the University of Dela- ware's Centenary Exhibition, Dean Schenck received the Cross of the Legion of Honor of the French Republic. It was pre- sented to her by the French Ambassador. (Especially Contributed by D. Havi- latid Nelson) Amateur musical productions usu- ally call forth sighs and groans from those who, for one reason or another, are forced to attend them, but surely the Bryn Mawr presentations of Gil- bert and Sullivan are exceptions. They' are not only traditional, but success- ful, and The (gondoliers is undoubted- ly one of the brightest feathers in the Glee Club's cap. Certainly the audi- ence felt so�we have seldom seen one so enthusiastic nor so eager for encores. The choice of the operetta was a good stroke; it is seldom given, and besides attracting many people who have grown a little tired of the more hackneyed ones, it gave us one of our few chances to see it. The music is known to be the best that Sullivan ever wrote, and that is say- ing something when we consider that Gilbert and Sullivan are in any of their operettas a combination that can do no wrong. � Very great praise indeed is due Mr. Willoughby and Miss Hopkinson for their training of the chorus. Npjt only was the chorus' singing excellent, but their enunciation was so clear that we could hear the words of the songs even in the back rows�an achieve- ment even for a professional company, for only too often Gilbert's wit van- ishes some ten feet beyond the foot- lights. The movement of the chor- uses, too, was unusual; they seemed to take some interest in the proceed- ings, and their action as well as their singing had considerable elan and was beautifully co-ordinated. This was especially evident in the opening of the second act, where the gondoliers go on their various ways with serene disregard of the kings, and in the now famous cachuca, where the dancing of the chorus harmonized remarkably with that of the four dancers. The cachuca was without doubt one of the high spots of the production, and we were both surprised and pleased with the efficient training the quartette re- ceived and the verve with which they performed. Judging from the ap- plause, the verdict of the audience was, "We love it, we love it, we can't give it up." Continued on Page Three ^ CALENDAR Thursday, May 17: Informal Recital by the College Dancing Classes. Deanery Garden, 8.15 P. M. Friday, May 18: Last Day of Classes. Saturday, May 1'.): Third Concert in Series by the Pro Arte String Quartet of Brus- sels. Goodhart, 8.20 P. M. Sunday, May 20: Chapel Servic$ conducted by Rev. W.' BrooM Stabler. Out-of-doors, fcelow Music Walk (except in case of rain, when it will be held in the Music Room), 7.30 P. II. Monday, May 21: Examina- tions begin. Thursday, May 24: Main Line Orchestra Concert. Good- hart, 8.20 P. M. Friday, June 1: Examina- tions end. Sunday, June 3: Baccalaure- ate Sermon by the Rev. Donald MacKenzie, D.D., Professor of Biblical Theology at the Theo- logical Seminary, Princeton Uni- versity. Goodhart, 8.20 P. M. Tuesday. June 5: Senior Garden Party. 4.00-7:00 P. M. -Wednesday, June 6: Confer- ring of Degrees. Address by Dr. Karl T. Compton. President of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass. 11.00 A. M.
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The 4 Hour Work Week explains what a lifestyle entrepreneur is and why you should want to become one. It teaches you how to "kill" your job and design a life, the 80/20 rule and how it increases productivity, how to replace your dreams with goals, and more. Listeners can lead a rich life by working only four hours a week, freeing up the rest of their time to spend it living the lives they want.
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"It's about time this book was written. It is a long-overdue manifesto for the mobile lifestyle, and Tim Ferriss is the ideal ambassador." (Jack Canfield)
"Thanks to Tim Ferriss, I have more time in my life to travel, spend time with family, and write book blurbs. This is a dazzling and highly useful work." (A.J. Jacobs, Editor-at-Large, Esquire)
"Some good ideas but, not so sure. . ."
I like some of the time management skills presented in this book. But it seems this book promotes a shallow existence. The last chapter promoting good works sounds like it was pasted on to appease critics and rings hollow.
What if you like your work? What if you enjoy interaction with people at work? Important things can happen in meetings, hashing out ideas. Returning phone calls can nurture relationships. Reading the newspaper can deepen ones understanding of complex issues. This bare bones existence in order to travel the world or sit at home in your boxer shorts and "work" does not sound like a full life.
Much of this book promotes using others unfairly. Manipulating your co-workers, employees and your employer. Outsourcing to third-world countries to save a buck and farm out your problems.
If self centered self-gratification is your goal--Rock On-- this is your book!
"Pretty good, but not that good"
This book has some great ideas about maximizing your available time and insights into how to affordably start up your own business. There were a couple of things I didn't like however. The first was the narrator's voice. I don't know what it was but I didn't care for it. Second, some of his advice didn't seem appropriate to me. For example, when trying to get approval for working remotely, he suggests deliberately reducing your productivity while in the office. That doesn't really seem appropriate to me (maybe necessary, but nonetheless).
Al in all, this is a good book. I would suggest buying the real book if for no other reason that this book lists a *lot* of web resources, and with no way to really look them up later it makes it hard to remember/find them later.
"Not suited for audio"
This book is great for dreaming about options for re-structuring one's life differently but not suited for an audio book. It really is a reference book with all the numerous web addresses cited. I ended up buying a hard copy of the book so the web addresses would be handy to reference.
"This book is absurd!"
Come on now! This is the same old stuff repackaged with a very clever title. This course must have replaced Basket Weaving 101 at Princeton for the three easiest credits on campus.
I bought this book due to the favorable reviews here and elsewhere. Boy, P. T. Barnum was right and they snagged me!
Let me save you the time, trouble and expense:
1 - Get into a successful business that generates enough cash flow and profit so that you can hire others to run it and you don't really have to do much but collect a check.
2 - Hire an underpaid person in India to act as your personal assistant so you don't have to deal with any more of your personal business than is absolutely necessary.
3 - Do what you want to do.
Better you should read Allen Greenspan's new book and pay attention to his discussion about how inflation will return as the cheap labor starts to disappear. Then what?
Browse this book at your local bookstore while sipping a latte and then put the book back. Better to spend your money on the latte; something you will truly enjoy.
"Some good points but oversimplified"
I bought this book because I'm also 28 and have been living a similar kind of life, leaving boring work in Canada, and moving to europe to pursue a career as a DJ.
He does have a lot of good points about managing time better, and pursuing your goals, using the internet, but the fails to take into account the sacrifices as well as background, that are made to live this kind of life, as well as the different outlook someone has in their 20's.
The narrator reads in a sarcastic, negative way which I didn't particularly like.
Its good to delegate work when needed, but delegating communication in personal relationships goes a bit too far.
I believe in doing everything to build your dream, but it seems like this speaks more about avoiding work.
Once you have outsourced your entire life and personal relationships and have traveled everywhere you want to go, what then?
Read Think and Grow Rich, Bryan Tracy or Wayne Dyer. They paint a much more complete and broader picture of success really is.
"4 hour work week"
Don't get this book on audio!!! It seems like an excellent book to READ and I am going to get a copy but listening to it is grueling due to all the websites he lists. This can go on for minutes:"Go to yahoo.com. H T T P forward slash, forward slash, dot, W, W, W, dot, Yahoo, dot, com.
He often list 10-20 websites, speaking out the full addresses in this manner much through out the book. Once again- Great book, but buy the hard copy and read this one rather than listen to it. The reason I gave this book 2 stars is based strictly on the AUDIO version. I would give the content itself 4-5 stars in HARDCOVER or PAPERBACK book version. I'm actually going to rebuy this, so save your money and pass on the audio version. Get this one at the bookstore.
Mix a handful of shopworn business truisms ("20% of customers provide 80% of profits," "Work always fills the time alloted") with a jaw-slackening disregard for basic ethics and you get Tim Ferriss's "lifestyle design" plan. The premise: somewhere along the globalization superhighway, luxuriating in pleasure and whim for all but four hours of each week became the calling of the "new rich" (an awkwardly invented designation Ferriss no doubt dreams will replace "tipping point" as the zeitgeist's latest catchphrase). It became the calling of Ferriss, at least, through a crafty scheme of pulling in profits from online nutritional supplement sales and outsourcing to grossly underpaid Indian virtual assistants such tiresome tasks as communicating with a significant other.
Where Ferriss's concept most obviously breaks down is in the aggregate: society would collapse if everyone who bought this book successfully implemented his scheme, because its very lifeblood is the slew of suckers who actually work. How can you tango dance on a beach in Argentina when Akshay, your virtual assistant, is also busy tango dancing on a beach in Argentina?
More disturbingly, it is hard to listen to or read this book without turning queasy at this undoubtedly intelligent and talented Princeton graduate's near-oblivion to the possibility that, ultimately, life may be less about 'beating the system' to escape work and more about finding a vocation that both energizes oneself and services the world at large. The final chapter on service comes off unsettlingly as a last-minute tack-on by editors suddenly faced with a manuscript of stunning superficiality and self-absorption.
Save your money. Less book sales means less pesky bookkeeping work for Ferriss to outsource to Akshay.
"Selfishness personified"
This is a classic example of how our culture is evolving. The author recounts case after case of how to live selfishly, including exploiting loopholes, avoiding responsibility under the guise of achieving efficiency and perhaps worst of all ripping off employers. Employers, his lifestyle funders, put some level of faith employers when they give them the freedom to work from home, for example and the author returns that faith by promoting a "do just enough" attitude. Frankly, the author and all those who follow his perspective should quit their jobs, and follow their dreams as entrepreneurs in the fields of their passion.
I would request my money back.
PS: to all who read these, keep in mind that the author would sat that writing these reveiws is a complete waste of time.
"buy the book"
I have enjoyed many Audible books over the past 4 years. I can't say this was one of them. The book came highly recommended so I thought I'd pick up the Audible version.
I can't get beyond the narrator. To enunciate the first and last letter of 2 or 3 words per sentence, is for me simply impossible to listen to. That and the monotone of his voice made me quit. And I haven't done that on over 100 books.
Listen to the sample and then decide.
"Not so much."
While this audiobook may have a few helpful hints here and there for managing your time and energy, Ferriss clubs the listener/reader over the head with talk of his life spent climbing mountains and being anywhere but the office. What he's advocating is the supremely selfish lifestyle - you can start a business and put it in motion, after which point you're pretty much totally useless for everything except receiving money. Don't be fooled with talk of anyone being able to do what Ferriss does - slick talk and smooth assurances mask the fact that he both depends on and walks all over the network of subordinates he's put together to run his life while he plays around.
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Personality: Shuuha hasn't been one for fun. Being the middle child of a family of five siblings, he's had to find any way he could get attention. The best way he felt, was to become a great ninja and he could only achieve that by training constantly. Because of this, he hasn't really experienced having fun. He prefers to focus completely on his missions or his training. Anything else Shuuha thinks is pointless and will allow him to fade back into obscurity in his family. No one has ever really seen him 'happy' per say, but he claims to be happy always.
Appearance:Shuuha stands at 5'4 and has a small build. It's actually quite amazing how thin he is considering how much he trains. He has short black hair and brown eyes, which always seem to have a look of pity to them. He wears goggles on top of his head, but no one has ever really seen him wear them. Shuuha tends to wear a blue undershirt with a light black jacket. His dark blue pants aren't overly flashy either. His Kodachi sits on his left thigh, and his has another pocket on his right thigh that contains all of his throwing stars. His kunai and smoke bombs sit in the pouch on his back.
Justu/Skills:Static Pulse Technique: Gathers an electric current around his body, and it even extends to his weapons. It doesn't improve speed or strength, but if he makes contact, that part of the body is numb and can't be moved for a short period of time. The jutsu also forms somewhat of a protective barrier around Shuuha, applying the same effects to anyone stupid enough to hit him while it's up. He can't use the jutsu for long if he focuses on defense though, it consumes too much chakra.
Metal Rotation Technique : Turns his body into a giant electromagnet, can draw weapons towards him silently. However he can only perform it for so long before the iron ore in the ground starts to draw towards him too. He can also turn any metallic object into an electromagnet too, but he needs some time to focus the object he's trying to turn into the magnet.
Lightning Destruction : Shuuha places his hands on the ground, sending a bolt of electricity that cuts through the ground in the direction of the target. The shape of the bolt is a triangle with the base in the direction of the user and the tip headed towards the target. The jutsu breaks the ground and will send a powerful electical shock if it hits an enemy. Though the voltage becomes lower the farther away from Shuuha the jutsu reaches. It extends roughly 10 meters ahead of Shuuha and consumes most of his chakra, if not all, if he uses it to its full effect. He uses it mostly as a last ditch effort because it's very easy to dodge if one simply jumps in the air or climbs a tree.
Equipment: Shuuha carries 3 Kunai, 25 throwing stars, 5 smoke bombs, and his standard weapon, a Kodachi.
Background: Shuuha was the third child, second son, of his family in the Chaos village. Naturally, he was often ignored as a child for his older and younger brothers and sisters. He stuggled for many years trying to gain his parents attention, until he noticed other parents in the village giving attention to their children. He trained as hard as he could every day and his parents would show occational praise, which only drove him harder in his training.
At the acedemy, he was known as the quiet bookworm, just constantly studying and seeming to master all the tests the instructor gave. This, of course, never really made him that popular. However, just before he graduated the acedemy, his parents tought him one of the family's jutsus, lightning destruction. Only knowing it for a short time, his parents were amazing how well he could preform the jutsu, and he continues to work on it daily. His goal is to one day be fully recognized by his parents, and possibly the entire village.
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