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Chelsea Handler and 50 Cent: Spotted Again!by Free Britney at . Comments
Chelsea Handler and 50 Cent need to go public already.
While the E! host has insisted they're just friends, she didn't shy away from sharing a few intimate details during an appearance on The Tonight Show.
After Jay Leno asked if she called her man "Fiddy Cent," the Chelsea Lately host deadpanned, "I don't know, I call him Curtis when we're having sex."
50 cozies up to Handler ... and her producer Heather McDonald.
Continued Handler, "No, but he does have a real name. His name is Curtis. Curtis ... I don't know, I should find out." She's kidding ... we think. Hard to tell.
But while the comedian was on stage slamming Angelina Jolie Friday night, her friend and writer and producer, Heather McDonald, was cozying up to 50.
"Great show in Newark tonight but Chelsea should be worried because of this," McDonald Tweeted of her flirty backstage photo with the rapper. Uh oh.
You haters,are ridiculous! She's a comedian, that's what they do - make fun of what's in the press. Who are you to tell someone you don't know to get her own life - she HAS a life and is very successful. To ERIK who posted that she is "Evidence of what is wrong with America" that's funny. You comment freely, yet it is not okay for Chelsea to do the same? You people who think Angelina is a saint, you are wrong. Her work with other countries does not erase the fact that she stepped over the boundaries with Brad as well as Billy Bob. There are people who will NEVER forget that. Deal with it. She is a snake of a woman, and can not be trusted.
Chelsea I love you fuck them other fuckers
As we all know, you have to stay relevant some how huh Chelsea...
I have literally LOL'd at some of these comments.. Chelsea is just jealous because Jolie is respectful!! LMFAO!! She has done alot of good in the world, yes. But imo she just does to for self justification because of all the f'd up sh*t she's done. Chelsea is HILARIOUS, and she doesn't care what anyone thinks of her. I highly doubt Aniston put her up to saying anything, Chelsea was making jokes about Jolie long before they were friends. Anyone who doesn't watch a whole network just because they can't handle someone who speaks their mind (about people you don't even know, no less) needs to take their heads out of their asses and a long hard look at themselves! LOSERS!!!
E! Network is suffering big time b.c of her. So many ppl. won't watch the channel anymore because of this skank. she is not funny at all, never has been. she is a bitter skank full of hate.
chelsea is a sick and demented whore. she is also a total pervert. now she is nailing fitty. nice.
can she move to another country? pleeeezzzz. she is a terrible person.
Chelsea is a demented evil wretch and a whore.
Chelsea, please read this. People like YOU are whats wrong in America. You are the suckiest person ever. You are ugly on the inside and out!
Chelsea leak.... take a seat. u run ur mouth 10 times ur lead. get ur rates, state "up for date". even beta show ur sweatr. we al knw whos the hit world wide known."jolies the it".ha and chelsea......just shut ur lips.


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The Kenya Horticulture Competitiveness Project, part of the U.S. Government's "Feed the Future" initiative, is improving food security and nutrition and raising incomes for over 200,000 smallholder farmers. The project is helping farmers to grow more and better quality fruits, vegetables, and flowers, with a special focus on strengthening the value chains related to eight crops: Sweet potato, Irish potato, passion fruit, mango, banana, tomato, cabbage, peas and beans.
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Within Central America a rapidly deteriorating security situation has led to significantly decreased levels of citizen safety, fueled in part by the social and economic exclusion of large parts of the population. The U.S. government has developed a new vision on how to assist Central American governments as they work to address this critical issue.
The Global Give Back Circle is an innovative education, empowerment, and employment transition program for disadvantaged girls in Kenya. The three core goals are to transition each girl to become empowered, selfless and capable. Girls receive scholarships and mentorship, and in return have to offer voluntary service to their community while mentoring the next generation of scholarship awardees. Over 21 partners from the public and private sectors support the project, including Microsoft, Safaricom, Standard Chartered Bank Kenya, MasterCard Foundation, Equity Bank, Deloitte & Touche Kenya, KPMG Kenya, PWC Kenya, Barclays Bank Kenya, Ernst & Young USA and USAID.
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The Program for Biosafety Systems is a partnership between USAID and the Government of Kenya, managed by the International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI), to support the development and use of biosafety systems to enhance agricultural innovation in Kenya. The program addresses biosafety through research, capacity development, and outreach and works with stakeholders to develop and implement biosafety systems that ultimately expand producer choice, inspire consumer confidence, facilitate trade, and promote agricultural research and development.
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A Rutland judge heard arguments today in a fight over whether an auto insurance company must turn over notes from a claim made by Christopher Sullivan following a fatal crash in the city this spring.
Prosecutors say Sullivan, a former city attorney, was drunk behind the wheel in April when 71-year-old Jane Outslay, of Mendon, was struck and killed on Strongs Avenue.
The driver in the crash fled the scene but a day later Sullivan identified himself as the driver in the crash and turned over his 2004 Lexus sedan which had heavy damage to its hood and windshield.
On the same day that Sullivan turned himself in, his wife filed a claim with GEICO insurance, according to the Vermont Attorney General's office. Prosecutors issued a subpoena for the claim but have been opposed by the insurance company which asserts that it has a duty to defend Sullivan against a potential civil lawsuit.
In Rutland criminal court today, Judge Theresa DiMauro questioned the attorney for the insurance company and an assistant attorney general on their legal arguments. DiMauro, who said she would make her decision in the future, asked the prosecution why they were interested in what the insurance company has described as notes taken from a conversation with Sullivan's wife.
In his answer, Assistant Attorney General Ultan Doyle acknowledged that prosecutors have talked to Sullivan's wife themselves. But he said the substance of her conversation with the insurance carrier could shed more light on the case.
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I couldn't be prouder to have sent my children through Grandview Elementary! The teachers and principal are all tremendously engaging, easily approachable and make the journey through grade school a delight. Parents and staff are a strong team at Grandview, working together to make it a safe place to learn and have fun. My children's experience at Grandview has been nothing short of outstanding and I can't thank the staff at Grandview enough!
Love this school! The teachers are amazing. Everyday, everyone you pass in the school (parents and teachers) are smiling, warm and friendly. After coming from another school, this speaks volumes about the environment . Mr. Grubs is always present and available which is also wonderful (and creates a safer atmosphere). The PTA is very active and very parent friendly helping to bridge communication between the school and parents! Very very happy here as are my kids!
Mr.Grubbs seems very inexperienced...his methods of dealing with patents and children are poor. The school "pschologist" has NO business working with kids and many of the teachers are lacking. That said, there are some FABULOUS teachers there that deserve recognition!!! I am pulling my kids from Grandview as I feel that the level of education and immaturity of the teachers is not what is best for my kids. We have been happy there until this year and it is getting progressively worse. Thank God my kids are great kids and do not have to spend time with Mr. Grubbs or Mr. Thorne!!!!
Our kids have attended for 5 years now and we have been very happy with the teachers and office staff. Our kids love the school and have had a very good experience so far. I do however agree with the user who said Mr. Grubbs is short sided.
This is a great school. The teachers are wonderful to work with and my son is receiving a first rate education. The full time kindergarten is tuition based, but is a great alternative to half day classes. I am very unhappy about the short notice on the early release days starting 11-12 school year. This is a burden on us working parents. This is an elementary school how much prep time do the teachers need. I am very unhappy about this, just more money I have to find for daycare!!! All & All a good school for a good education. I think Mr. Grubbs is a little short sided.
My daughter has been at Grandview for 4 years. I feel it is by far the best elementary school in Windsor. The teachers are engaged with the kids, and work hard to meet the needs of each child, whether they have special needs or are gifted or somewhere in between. Mr. Grubbs is an outstanding principal, and is a true leader of the school--he leads by Grand example!
Great school for all three of our kids. They love it, and we love it! They even offer a full-time kindergarten class instead of the typical half day schedule. Best school in Windsor IMO.
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I'll have to admit that I was more amused than anything to read the other day that good old Cleveland couldn't find itself a nickname. I realized this morning, however, that the answer was right in front of me when I read Randall Higgins' article (Jan. 26) on the congenial relationship between Bradley County and the city of Cleveland, and I just wanted to help. How's this: "Cleveland, Tennessee -- We Get Along!"
I only ask that the prize money be donated to a worthy charity.
GOP race turns away from Gospel
The Republican nominating process moved south and took a new turn, due to conservative, evangelical and pro-life factions. But, are their positions true to the Gospel of Jesus Christ?
I don't think they are. They put ideas causing racial, cultural and social divisions at the top of their values lists. This goes against Jesus' teaching that we are all brothers and sisters. We are to overcome divisions, because the church is one body.
They put capitalism and libertarianism (both based on greed) high, going against both Jesus' teachings about the evil of greed for money and the primacy of love for our fellow man. To them, preserving life focuses on one tiny part of what life is all about. The ability to earn enough to live on, health care and the treatment of criminals all are important to life as Jesus showed in his ministry.
In the 19th and most of the 20th centuries, evangelicals believed in caring for the sick, the widows, the homeless strangers in our midst. They focused on the need for humility, for living frugally, and for caring for your family and neighbors. Many preachers called the rich sinners. I haven't heard any of this in the Republican primary race.
Aid for homeless from city invisible
Dear Mayor Littlefield: Thank you for your attendance at the Project Homeless Connect on Thursday. I trust it was a productive 10 minutes. While strolling among the many volunteers and hundreds of needy attendees I hope you noted the many agencies, organizations and faith-based groups who actually care, as compared with the no-show of any visible city support.
Fortunately, your lack of any coherent policy for the homeless has made this day necessary and gave those attending a chance to sit on the concrete bleachers for several hours waiting for help.
Did you get a chance to have some free dental care? Or get your blood pressure checked? Or maybe a haircut? How about a quick stop at the Goodwill store?
Well, I'm sure that terrific photo op you had more than made up for any lack of real communication. So once again, thank you for making this day necessary. Best regards, The Homeless.
Plug debt leaks now, not later
Why are the Republicans so adamant about not raising taxes when we need the revenue to balance the budget?
Could the Republican position simply be a response to spending increasing at a dangerous rate of over $1 trillion per year?
Benjamin Franklin said: "Beware of little expenses; a small leak will sink a great ship."
Our expenses are not little; they have grown to the point where they nearly defy understanding. I believe our great ship is sinking. I believe it is nearly impossible to achieve the revenue level we need to get back to a balanced budget and reduce our debt.
Increasing the debt ceiling is like increasing the allowable water level inside the ship. We have to plug the leaks, now, not after the election.
The best Benjamin Franklin quote has never been more true: "We must all hang together, or assuredly we shall all hang separately."
President Obama: Please take the helm; start the damage control. I cannot imagine what this shipwreck would be like.
Spring City, Tenn.
Floyd shows what real man looks like
Thank you, state Rep. Richard Floyd, for showing us what a real man looks like. My husband would also protect the women in his life (wife and daughters) from perversion. I would be greatly disappointed if he didn't.
Whitwell, Tenn.
Prevent mining on scenic vistas
It does not look good to cut jobs; it does not look good to blow up mountains. Mountaintop removal and cross-ridge mining do not economically benefit the state in any form. The Scenic Vistas bill needs to be passed out of committee this session.
The Tennessee Scenic Vistas Protection Act, when passed, will prevent the destruction of ridges over 2,000 feet (most of our coal mining is below this mark). This bill stops a few people from destroying our birthright. If you were born in Daniel Boone's back yard, you might have trouble finding your birthplace amongst the rubble of what used to be the mountains of Eagan, Tenn.
Tennessee legislators, I pray you feel empowered to act. You hold our hopes in your hands: Rep. Richard Floyd, Chattanooga; Rep. John Tidwell, New Johnsonville; Rep. Shelia Butt, Columbia; Rep. Charles Curtiss, Sparta; Rep. Andy Holt, Dresden; Rep. Pat Marsh, Nashville; Rep. Frank Niceley, Strawberry Plains; Rep. Art Swann, Maryville; Rep. Ron Lollar, Bartlett; Rep. David Hawk, Greeneville; Sen. Mike Faulk, Church Hill; Sen. Kerry Roberts, Springfield; Sen. Mike Bell, Riceville, and Sen. Jim Summerville, Dickson.
Still think it's a jobs issue? There is no economic benefit to the state: (www.downstreamstrategies.com/documents/reports_publication/DownstreamStrategies-coalTN.pdf)
Well, well, well Roger A. Meyer, I suppose you equate the government with the Body of Christ which does have a mandate to care for the needy and lesser persons of society. It amazes me how people can "see" the division and negativity in the Republicans' approach but be totally oblivious when the same thing is happening from the Democrat side. Neither party truly operates from godly principles. Now there's a big surprise! But here is why, both belong to a phenomenon known as human sinfulness. Both continue to grasp for power. Neither are willing to relinquish power which is what would be required to really do the right thing for the nation. So what we have is a two party system of baby-name calling with most of the national media falling on the liberal side. The sad thing is we all drink our own version of the political Kool-aid while nothing of substance to turn the nation around is happening. But if any of us think the answer to the needy and poor will come from the government. We fool ourselves. Nowhere in scripture does it indicate that the government is to provide for the poor, the needy, the orphans and widows. But that is being put forth as a facade by one group to maintain power and give the impression of showing compassion. Drink up America and see what the upcoming outcome is. Don't forget to blame the other side when it all comes down. We have all but perfected that art in our time.
Hopefully, real men everywhere might personally perform involuntary transgender operations upon the body of perverts attacking their families. Doing it in secret, of course, to further protect their families. Vigilantism? Of course...but in the old sense of the term...keeping order in the absence of justice.
Roger Meyer, did you know the dems and liberals are upseting the religious persons especially Catholics? In Obamas healthcare he will be forcing the issue of birthcontrol pills and paying for day after pill. You should check out what some of the very catholics that voted for him are saying. Dont be blaming republicans for your ignorance in watching liberal media that does not tell u these things. John Kueck, I have to wonder why you want Obama to "take the helm". He has spent more in 3 years than Bush did in 8. Two companies, solyndra and ener1, got combined 618,000 billion dollars in stimulus and have both filed bankruptcy. His energy plans. Each tax payer owed 34,000 when Bush left office and proven in campaign speech by Obama that was "unpatriotic". Do you know in 3 years we are up to 48,000 per tax payer under his helm? Instead of raising taxes, if you feel so obligated, please send in all the extra money you want. Since your fearless leader want open up pipeline, i cant pay more taxes paying 3.50 gallon for gas. Dont get me wrong, I want greener sources, but not going to happen overnight.


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There's nothing that vexes first-time users of JoomlaWatch (and website hosting in general) than the idea of database sizes. But if you're using JoomlaWatch (and reading through our tutorials), you'll probably recognize that database information really isn't as complicated as it might seem. In fact, it's simply a measurement of the forms and databases you're already putting on your website.
It's important to measure these databases for a number of reasons. The first is load time – you don't want a database getting so large that it ends up affecting the load time of your website. The second is spam attacks. Databases are often "hack points" for spammers to infiltrate your site and post some of their spam links.
As you'll see, when using JoomlaWatch, you likely won't have to worry about these scenarios. One of the reasons you won't have to worry is the Database Status page, which we'll now explore in further detail.
Opening up the Database Status function on JoomlaWatch is exceptionally easy. Either use this handy feature at the top of all of your JoomlaWatch functions:
…or you can open it up under the top menu by clicking Components -> JoomlaWatch -> Database Status. Not too hard to remember.
Once you've mastered this particular maneuver, you'll be able to access the main Database Status page. You'll find something that looks like this:
It might seem like a lot of information to digest at first, but let's take a closer look and explore what each column really means.
The first column, Table, is really self-explanatory: it gives the name of the database table that's being measured.
The second column, Records, is not one that you'll particularly have to worry about, as it corresponds to the values present in the database table itself.
The third column, Size, can be an important one to keep an eye on. It's measured in information size, so the larger the database table, the more "space" it's taking up on your website. As you can see in the example above, all of the database tables are relatively small and shouldn't be causing any problems anywhere.
The next three tables deal with the changes in the database tables. Because there's "no data" being kept for these database tables, we really shouldn't be concerned with those, as there's no real report to generate.
Then there's the seventh column, which is unnamed. There you can see the icon that looks like a graph. Let's explore this option a little further.
Whenever you see an icon like this associated with a row of information in JoomlaWatch, it's generally an invitation for you to interact further. In this case, that's exactly what it is.
In fact, if you've been using your JoomlaWatch features already, you'll probably notice that this icon looks a little similar. That's because it serves a similar function as you've seen in other features. Here's what happens when you click it:
As is the case in the Live Stats feature, clicking on the graph icon brings you – what else? – a graph to look at. In this case, you can review the statistics of each individual database table as it relates to previous days.
As you can see, when you leave your databases alone (like we have), you'll find that there isn't a whole lot of information to be gleamed from this function. But if you ever do find yourself wanting to review the status of a certain database table, be sure to click on the graph icon to bring up more individual information about that database.
You can print off this report for further reference, of course, by clicking on the Printer icon in the upper-right hand side of the graph. Or you can simply close the window and continue reviewing your database status information.
Scrolling down (which actually takes a while for us, as we have a lot of database tables listed), you'll come to the next section of measurement which relates to the database table sizes. Again, reviewing these sizes can be crucially important to maintaining a site that does not occupy a lot of space.
Here's what our table looks like:
This table is more straightforward than the one you saw above, but it's still worth exploring exactly what's going on here.
Here you can see the sizes of individual tables. These aren't actually sorted by size, but alphabetically based on the name of the database table on the left. From there, you can view the rows of the database table, the presence of which strongly coincide with the raw data amount on the right-hand side of the table. You can see that jos_joomlawatch_uri is the table that's not only occupying the most space, but is actually representing a majority of the total information present (at approximately 13 mb out of 22 mb).
There is a low level of interaction when it comes to using the Database Status page. Essentially, this page is generated for you to review your databases and not make many changes. Although you can tinker around a little bit and review the individual graphs for each database table, the function of Database Status is to inform you in the form of a list. In many cases, this is exactly all you need.
If you need to find a particular table, we simply suggest employing "Control + F" and typing in the name of the database table you want to review. Each chart is text-based which will allow for this easy type of searching.
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Updated On: Jun 23 2014 07:15:33 PM EDT
The fires in St. Augustine before dawn Monday not only created a long day for fire investigators, but for area business owners as well.
Many store owners and employees heard about the fires and rushed to Cordova Street before the sun came up Monday to see if their buildings were in danger.
Lisa Dallaire and Laura Highsmith own a newly opened coffee and dessert shop named The Chocolate Turtle next door to one of the historic buildings that burned. Police now believe the fire that destroyed the building was set by an arsonist.
The women say the heat was so intense their electrical meter was destroyed, some windows cracked and the roof is charred.
With no power, the women had to rush to move their refrigerated desserts out in order to not lose any of their products. They also estimate they lost a few thousand dollars in revenue because they were not able to open for the day.
"Every day counts with money coming ... just to make sure that you can support the finances in your bank account and to make sure you can run it properly," said Highsmith. "So the blessing is that this was on a Monday, which for down here, is a little bit of a quieter day."
It was a similar story two doors down Cordova Street at Scarlett O'Hara's. They were far enough from the fires the building wasn't damaged, but employees said the road closures have made it tough for tourists to find them.
"We are a bit off here today," said beverage manager Thomas Brown. "As long as they have the roads blocked off, we will not be to where we should be."
But at High Tide Gallery it was a much different story, where owner Aimee Wiles-Banion said the fire has increased foot traffic at her store due to curious tourists and locals alike.
"I'm actually having a really good business day today and people have been real supportive, wanting to find out what happened last night," Wiles-Banion said. "They saw it on the news. We're just telling them. We're so thankful nobody was in that house or was injured."
Back at The Chocolate Turtle, instead of serving customers, co-owners Dallaire and Highsmith made sure the fire crews working by their store stayed hydrated and well fed. Some firefighters and investigators even took breaks inside the air-conditioned store to get some relief from the heat.
The business owners are also trying to help authorities find the person or group responsible for taking a bite out of their bottom line.
"It's just wrong; altogether wrong. And I know what goes around comes around, so I know that they're going to catch them," said Dallaire.
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Here I am, living my goddamn life, and this tall, overweight motherfucker from Canada who knows me for one reason, and that reason is because someone was once taken in by him and introduced him to me ... So ...
So, anyway, Bobby wants to go out tonight. So ...
So we do.
And so this motherfucker comes into the Golden Lantern with his psycho boyfriend and starts to have one helluva gay old time before he sees me and starts in to whispering sweet nothings about me to the boyfriend as they both flagrantly begin to stare at me across the bar and giggle and all whatnot ...
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What the hell is going on is that the tall, overweight motherfucker from Canada is a total prick. Total.ReplyDelete
I just can't believe someone who doesn't know me that well would tell such a complicated lie. Spend some time with me first, then you'd know I don't do hot-tub parties!ReplyDelete
The guy sounds like a complete wanker, unworthy of any sort of "alibi" you might be able to give him.ReplyDelete
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The 5-foot-11, 228-pound Jones missed the start and the end of last season with foot and knee injuries. He has played four pro seasons, all with Detroit.
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The 6-6, 265-pound Edwards has spent his six NFL seasons with the Lions. He has 26 career sacks.
``With the offseason program beginning next week and with our draft preparation intensifying, we decided this was the right time to make these two roster moves,'' coach Rod Marinelli said. ``We sincerely appreciate the contributions that Kevin and Kalimba have made to our football team and we wish them the very best.
The Lions also re-signed running back Tatum Bell to a one-year deal and signed restricted free-agent safety Kalvin Pearson to a three-year deal.
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One weekend my friend Steve and I went shopping for a bookcase, so I could get a couple hundred books off the floor. A few hours later (!!!) Ikea delivered three long boxes of parts. I forgot the boxes were there and tripped over them on my way to the kitchen, nearly breaking my leg. Decluttering is not for sissies! I shall never be a minimalist, but we have to start somewhere. What to do when your home contains your stuff, your parents' stuff, and your kids' stuff and you're having trouble walking safely from one spot to another, sitting on the sofa, or finding things.
The noise of stuff: How clutter affects you and what you can do about it.
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The Burdens of Stuff
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How to get rid of practically anything
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ReStore (Habitat for Humanity
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The Boomer Burden: Dealing with Your Parents' Lifetime Accumulation of Stuff
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When Possessions Lead to Paralysis
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Miss Minimalist
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How to Downsize Your Home Without Losing Your Mind
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Run to the Roundhouse, Nellie and Clutter
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Learning and decluttering
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The Best Decluttering Exercise
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10 Creative Ways to Declutter Your Home
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18 Five-Minute Decluttering Tips to Start Conquering Your Mess
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Be More with Less
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Out of Spite: Fifty Ways to Leave Your Clutter
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Project 333: Minimalist Wardrobe Challenge
365 Less Things
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Mini Mission Monday ~ Little Places
A to-do list for one small project a day, such as "Declutter and tidy your medicine cabinet or similar storage" and "Declutter a bookshelf."
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Decluttering advice from some 'experts'
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How to Declutter Your Home Fast
Distractions from Decluttering
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Why You Keep Abundance Clutter and How to Get Rid of It
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Selling a Hoarder's Home: The Trouble With Stuff
(Constance Rosenblum, NY Times, 10-11-13) "Selling the home of a hoarder can be a challenge. You can't, for instance, stage it. But in a tight market, such places often sell quickly anyway."
"Hoarding is a complex emotional disorder defined as a fierce need to acquire combined with a paralyzing inability to get rid of things....An estimated 3 to 5 percent of Americans suffer from the condition, which in May was listed for the first time as a distinct disorder in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders. Although not confined to the elderly, the problems associated with hoarding intensify with age."
Are you a book hoarder? There's a word for that.
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The Advantages of Being a Pack Rat
(Rachael Rifkin) "I think of it as curating my life. As the expert on all things me, I'm the best person for the job."
No, You Are Not A Book Hoarder
(Jessie Sholl, Psychology Today, 3-28-11) Making light of hoarding -- or any mental illness -- is disrespectful.
Compulsive Book Hoarders
(Shelfari). Meet others who have the same problem of having 'too many books to read.' If there's such a thing.
10 Things You Should Know About Compulsive Hoarding
( Therese Borchard, PsychCentral)
The Hoarding Dilemma: When and How to Help
(Martha Kern, ElderCare Matters, 3-2010)
Hoarding disorder
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The Senior Organizer: Personal, Medical, Legal, Financial
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The Things They Left Behind
by Peggy Burds, owner of Emerald Estate Sales, First Personal Singular Column in Washington Post Magazine (10-17-10). She concludes: "If I keep something, it has to be extremely sentimental. Everything I own has a story: It may not have started out as my story, but when I chose to bring it into my life, it became part of it. We all write our own history, and our stuff is often the only thing left to tell that story. I don't want my story to be a bunch of junk that doesn't mean anything."
The Boomer Burden: Dealing with Your Parents' Lifetime Accumulation of Stuff
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40 Days of Home Organization
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Get It Together: Organize Your Records So Your Family Won't Have To
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If Something Happens to Me
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The Senior Organizer: Personal, Medical, Legal, Financial
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Emotions can swell as seniors pare down
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Finding Help in a Crisis Downsizing
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DENVER (AP) - The Denver Zoo is asking permission to hike admission fees to cover rising costs of animal food and veterinary care.
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During the November through February off-season, the zoo wants to charge $1 more, resulting in a $13 general admission.
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2.) Project description. The project description is usually the second part of the business case, and it introduces the reader to the details of the project and helps define or shape everything else in the case. This section should provide a detailed explanation of the business issue being addressed. It should include goals and objectives, performance criteria, assumptions, constraints, and milestones. Managers should include any expected benefits from the investment of the organizational resources into the project. The description of the project's purpose should include a clear statement of the problem or problems to be solved, as well as the solution. In many ways, the results of the case are determined when the description is stated correctly. It's important to address two primary decision components: value and priority. Executives will ask: "Is it worth it?" Answering this question requires a general understanding of what the program will accomplish and why it is important.
3.) Business impact. The business impact section should outline what business functions or processes may be affected. It should describe how the proposed project will modify or affect the organizational processes, hardware, and software. In this section, managers should explain any additional resource requirements such as staffing or training. It should also include a SWOT (internal strengths, internal weaknesses, external opportunities, external threats) analysis, which is also known as situational analysis. Specifically, this section should include the impact that the approval of the business case may have on the overall company. It should include a discussion about what services would be involved and additional risks incurred if the proposal is not accepted. The business case will involve the expenditure of limited resources towards a goal that must compete against other noble causes to further business needs. The business impact section should describe the advantages of the proposal and involve decisions that benefit the company. Costs and advantages work in opposition to each other. In general, for a business case to be successful and its arguments persuasive, advantages will trump costs.
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CINCINNATI (AP) - The breaking ball went everywhere. The fastball was way off, too. Johnny Cueto just didn't have it.
And, as a result, the Cincinnati Reds' best winning streak in two years was finished.
Todd Helton hit his first homer in nearly a month and drove in three runs Friday night, leading the Colorado Rockies to a 6-3 victory that ended the Reds' winning streak at six games.
Helton had a two-run homer - his first since April 29 - and a run-scoring single off Cueto (5-2), who gave up a career-high 11 hits in only 4 2-3 innings.
"He didn't have his breaking ball tonight," manager Dusty Baker said. "He was flying open, and he couldn't control his breaking ball. He couldn't locate his fastball. We were hoping to get him through the next inning.
"You can't get greedy. We won six straight. Now we have to start a new streak."
Helton wasn't the only Rockies hitter who came away pleased. Troy Tulowitzki had three hits, including an RBI single in the ninth. And every Rockies starter had a hit, including pitcher Christian Friedrich (2-1).
For Colorado, it's been more about the starting pitching. This time, it was just enough.
Friedrich, a rookie left-hander, went five innings against an offense that had been on a home run tear - 10 in the last four games. Joey Votto had four hits for the Reds, including a pair of doubles.
The biggest downside: Colorado's rotation ranks last in the NL with a 5.55 ERA and has thrown the fewest innings in the league, putting a lot of strain on the bullpen.
"I definitely need to get into the later innings," Friedrich said. "We've been wearing out our bullpen. They did a (great) job today coming in for the final four innings."
Five relievers blanked the Reds on a pair of hits. The Reds failed to hit a homer and stranded six runners in scoring position overall. Rafael Betancourt pitched a perfect ninth for his eighth save in nine chances, closing out only the Rockies' fifth win in their last 20 games.
Votto had three of his hits off Friedrich, who gave up seven hits and three runs while fanning six. Todd Frazier doubled home a pair of runs.
Cueto's uncharacteristically sloppy outing ended the Reds' surge into first place in the NL Central. The rotation had been solid, putting together six straight quality starts on the homestand.
"I didn't feel good," said Cueto, who was out of whack with his delivery. "Every time I threw my breaking ball, I opened up and I wasn't landing right."
The beat-up Rockies opened the series with more injuries. Catcher Ramon Hernandez went on the 15-day disabled list before the game with a sprained left hand that has bothered him for several days. Right fielder Michael Cuddyer - one of Colorado's hottest hitters - was a late scratch from the lineup because of a stiff neck.
The mix-and-match lineup held its own against Cueto, who came in with a 1.97 ERA but gave up five runs.
Even Friedrich got a single off Cueto.
"My first professional hit," said Friedrich, who went to Eastern Kentucky University and had former teammates in in the stands. "I'd been 0-since-I-signed. The last hit I got might have been in high school."
Helton hit a two-run homer in the second, and Eric Young singled home another run in the third for a 3-0 lead.
After the Reds put together four hits to tie it in the third, Helton's RBI single helped the Rockies pull back ahead 5-3 in the fifth.
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The huge mural is the work of street artist Mau Mau, who created a similar mural opposing the Bideford Atlantic Park development in June.
A GIANT mural has appeared on a wall in Westward Ho! apparently opposing plans for a new Tesco in the village.
The artwork, titled 'Coming soon to a town or village near you! ..INVASION OF THE SUPERMARKETS!', is the work of renowned street artist Mau Mau.
It has been painted at the Westward Ho! car park, covering up the existing mural which was painted to mark the turn of the millennium.
The painting, which has been worked on in stages in the dead of night over the last few days, was completed on Monday morning.
The film-like scene depicts the 'invasion' of Tesco and features slogans such as 'Very Little Helps' with shop fronts boarded up.
Bev Coombes, who started the Say No To Tesco (SNOTT) campaign said she was absolutely delighted to see the artwork.
"We didn't know anything about it until it appeared," she said.
"So many people have been stopping to photograph or video it – some people are even pulling over in their cars to take a better look.
"It is exactly what everybody thinks of Tesco coming here."
In June, the Gazette reported how a Mau Mau piece of art had appeared on the site of the proposed Atlantic Park development in Bideford.
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This is a superb piece of artwork and an asset to Westward Ho! as well as a perfect way of supporting the local traders. It is clever and humorous, and makes very apt and true criticisms of profit-greedy Tesco. A very big thumbs up for Mau Mau! :D
Thursday, September 12, 2013
This is a superb piece of artwork and an asset to Westward Ho! as well as a perfect way of supporting the local traders. It is clever and humorous, and makes very apt and true criticisms of profit-greedy Tesco. A very big thumbs up for Mau Mau! :D
Thursday, September 12, 2013
Westward Ho is our no 1 Holiday destination and we love coming here it is a beautiful village with lovely independent shops and defiantly enough Supermarkets. We travel around Britain about 6 times a year and we our saddened to see so many places with the closure of shops. In one particular place we counted 9 in once a thriving town thanks to the opening of tesco,s. . For example travel to Barmouth area and you will only see the Coop and Spar not a a tesco in site great. Congratulations on the Mural( Mau Mau) it is superb. Wishing Westward Ho a great result to saying No To Tesco Campaign Maggie
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I opened my mail and got a paper cut,can you catch HIVfrom opening you're mail and you get a paper cut? I mean I am only worried because I know some of the envelopes get licked. And the sticky stuff on the envelope was kind of still sticky. I will be using a knife or something next time to open my...
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University of North CarolinaHello thereNo, you can not get HIV from touching or licking an inanimate object. Transmission of HIV from a contaminated surface would require massive exposure to blood or other infected liquid from prolonged period of time. For more information... Read more »
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