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Skip to comments.Justin Bieber arrested in Miami Beach for DUI and drag racing, police say
Posted on 01/23/2014 5:09:08 AM PST by Pan_Yan
Justin Bieber has been arrested for allegedly drag racing in Miami Beach, Fla., and driving under the influence, the Miami Beach Police Department wrote in a tweet posted on its official Twitter page.
The police told WSVN the 19-year-old Bieber was arrested Thursday just after 4 a.m.on Pine Tree Drive and 26th Street. According to police, he was driving a Lamborghini.
Officials at the Miami-Dade Department of Corrections say Bieber has not yet been booked into jail.
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Deport him
Drag racing?
Hmmm... was he sprinting in a dress?
This kid is a slow train wreck in progress. I wonder if he will make it till 2015.
He needs to be yanked by a very short chain, imo.
I hope the kid can get his life together, maybe this will be of a help to him.
Career-wise...he's got maybe twelve good months left before decline. I see him either completely broke by age twenty-five, or dead from a overdose. The guys who helped to spend his cash over the last four years? They ought to be looking for new blood to suck out the capital they have.
Wow, a "star" with a shorter shelf life than Lady Gaga... probably broke... but wait.... his next move will be POLITICS!!!!
And I should care...why? Isn't he Canadian, eh? Maybe his visa can be revoked.
If we can't deport Illegal Mexicans maybe we can compensate by deporting out-of-control Canadians. Or Canadiens if Bieber is a Quebecer.
He's just trying to build his "street cred" so his his fellow rappers from the hood respect him.
I thought he was in rehab in L.A. just a day or two ago.
When are they going to deport him?
He should be jailed for being a no talent hack. But then they'd have to jail every musician with a top 40 record that is out today.
Today's pop music is nothing but computer generated and processed crap.
Musicians these days have to look good because their music is so bad.
No - women's jeans and fingernail polish.
You put your finger right on the issue. Having tried to subject myself on numerous occasions to listening to "modern rock 'n roll," I have come to the conclusion that all the talented song writers are either retired or dead. The stuff I have heard has no discernible melody or interesting rhythm, and it's invariably sung by untalented people who sound amazingly alike (generic male, generic female).
Justine needs to find a boyfriend and settle down.
Roman Maroni deported to Sweden, says he's not from there.
And all the reasons you enumerated are why I'm still listening to Iron Maiden.
Heavy metal genre, to be sure, but still far superior to what passes for "Top 40" these days.
And Bruce Dickinson is just an awesome human being. A modern polymath.
"Justine needs to find a boyfriend and settle down."
Yeah, back in Queerbec!
not lady gaga, think amy winehouse
Amy Winehouse, despite her problems, at least had talent.
I call it angry music. They play the same droning 4 chords as hard as they can and you barely make out the words.
Maybe he should offer miles cyrus a ride. Nasty piece of work there. Good job there billy ray.
Justin needs to return to Canada and hang out with Rob Ford.
"Easy, guys.. I put my pants on just like the rest of you -- one leg at a time. Except, once my pants are on, I make gold records."
Miami cops doing the job that the LA cops won't do.
Only one thing important here: PD should not be tweeting arrest information with identities.
Even if it is this little sh*t.
Deport him before he kills a REAL AMERICAN.
Yep. I have to wonder how many of these teen stars who self-destruct in their early 20s with drugs and other bad behaviour should have just said "no" to all the fame and fortune. They may have been happier in the long run.
"Roman Maroni never forget a fargin face, kid."
It's drugs not alcohol this time —
Police Chief Raymond Martinez told the paper: 'Test showed that Bieber was under the influence of drugs.'
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-2544599/Justin-Bieber-arrested-driving-influence-drag-racing-Miami-Beach.html#ixzz2rENESJ3R
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Just work in' on my stret cred!
Article says he "resisted arrest without violence".
Is it possible that maybe you go into it with a predisposed bias? I don't know what genre you prefer but try some of these:
Snow Patrol
Death Cab for Cutie
Carbon Leaf
KT Tunstall
Those are just some I like off the top of my head. Eventually we all need to move past Nazareth and Dokken.
It appears this young man is taking the route of Lindsay Lohan, maybe even Michael Jackson, but is too light weight to go the whole Amy Winehouse.
He burns the candle at both ends,
And in the middle, too.
But oh, my foes, and oh, my friends,
He leaves but a puddle of waxy goo.
That's been a large part of rock and roll from the beginning. Some are very good at it and some aren't. AC/DC has been doing it successfully for almost 40 years.
I can't say I'm familiar with any of his music. Do you think he could "go to Hollywood" if he auditioned on American Idol?
Hey now what's "Winger", chopped liver?
I second the motion.
We have enough spoiled, selfish, socially maladjusted yutes in this country. We do not need to be importing more from Canada.
Sooner or later, that idiot will kill himself of someone else due to his stupidity. He needs to be put away for "safe keeping".
Sooner or later, that idiot will kill himself of someone else due to his stupidity. He needs to be put away for "safe keeping".
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Is it typical of CSC to lay employees off after obtaining a contract for outsourcing (ie, UTC).
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I thought it was with the German Army but can't find any old news messages about it. Hope this will happen soooooon!!!!
I have never worked for CSC but my research tells me that they have strong Military connections?
If so that would explain there body shop, dumb down, I give orders, you take orders maggot brain mentality that I am reading about.
Not really...most of the bad press on this board petains to CSC's commercial outsourcing orgainization, not their federal sector where one is most likely to find retired military and/or people with military connections. As a matter of fact, a large percentage of the management in CSC's outsourcing organization consists of people they have picked up as a result of some of their larger outsourcing deals and acqusitions over the last 10 - 15 years...
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We have had some pretty great times on the lake this year. I'm so thankful to get the kid on and in the water more often this summer. Learning how to swim and be comfortable around water is such an important life skill. It has been so hot lately that the kid is loving it too.
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Monday, June 13, 2016
Takin a Break
Things like scrubbing the hull of the sailboat..... and going windsurfing.
Fast forward 19 yrs later, and I'm once again riding the wind.
That first day back on the water early this fall was simply amazing. It was like reuniting with a child hood friend. A friend who had taken me under her wind and guided me those day, had helped me escape the life that had been chosen for me. The friend who helped me see that I could be good at something, helped me see outside of the boundaries that had been laid around me.
As exhilarating as that first day back on the water was though, the experience woke up a lot of sleeping emotions that I had no clue were still there. Once again, my old friend was helping me work through life!
The wind is a quite different up here in the mountains than the trade winds in the Caribbean, lots of gust and swirls, but, I'm thankful that I can get back out on the water.
I'm not that great at fishin', but maybe the kid has hope!
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Another Amazing Weekend
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Winter rolled around and we monitored the kid's weight. He is growing and active but had not gotten much over 70. I bought 2 more tickets on with a groupon type deal. We weighed the kid at the dentist, at home and at school. His weight was just under 75, subtracting 4 lbs according to the Navitat scales, he should just make it.
We decided not to push the reservation back but go for it. We arrived again, checked in, got weighed.... he was right at 70lb. Good to go.
The experience for me was.... meh. The wife and kid had a blast. I was having a little bit of stomach gurgling, and had to constantly focus on relaxing so it didn't turn into an emergency "run" in the woods. Might have been more fun if I didn't have to deal with that. I don't do well in situations where I am not "free to move around". I would recommend it though, I just don't plan on paying the money to do it again. But, the family wants to....
Sunday, the Fletcher Flyer loomed. It was 2 weeks since P111K, and I had ridden my bike 2 times since. What was I thinking? I dusted off the single speed and got out to Oskar Blues for the start. There was a good chance of rain and thunderstorms so that was exciting.
They started the ride a little early and the leaders rolled by as I was getting ready. I saddled up and almost caught the lead group before settling into a good cadence.
I was geared at 46x16, a pretty spinny gear, but one that I could manage. This was the first time I had tried this gearing, last year's 46x17 was not quite enough. I found that I was rolling on average around 20-22mph. If I kept that average, I would wind up close to 5 hrs for the century. I have never broken the 6 hr mark, and 6:10 was my fastest time a couple of years ago. I held a steady pace, riding with several different groups and enjoying the scenery.
The last 15-20 miles was the most difficult. It was warm, around 80 and probably about 90% humidity. My body just wasn't cooling off. I force myself to keep drinking and ate another gel.
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Friday, June 03, 2016
Fast Forward
Next on the list.... mini van.
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Thursday, May 26, 2016
Life After DNF
This has been one of the best May that I have had in a while. I backed off of two commitments that I have had in previous years, opening up some free time (that I promptly filled with bike rides and family time!). I feel so much more rested and energetic than in years past. May is no longer my month of mayhem. Relief. I guess I'm learning my limits and working on my quality of life!
I actually felt good on the bike up until I started getting too hungry, around mile 45. That's when I started going into deficit, and making that up is possible but difficult. Gotta be preemptive with the food!
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Wednesday, May 25, 2016
Long Walk Home
I have been fortunate enough that I have never had an automobile loan. The van was a gift from Rhonda's grandmother, who was losing her eyesight, and the truck that I currently drive was a good deal from a family member.
Before that, the most I had ever paid for a vehicle was $1200 for a VW Vanagon. (kicking myself for selling it, they are going for $5000 and up these days). My first car was a Buick Century mid sized station wagon, I paid something like $600 for it.
It seems that the right type of vehicle always comes into my life at the right time, with the right price tag. We are patiently waiting and praying to see what the next step will be this time around.
I'm also getting details on an auto loan. A good mini van, with low miles and in great condition is gonna cost us some change. We have been saving, but its gonna be a while. Maybe we'll drive the Deathstar until it implodes. That will give us more time to save and look around for that right deal.
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Fast Forward to the Good Times
US: 18 Aug 2009
UK: 18 Aug 2009
Unless you sell sausages or grow crops, putting "Farmer" at the beginning of your name probably isn't the best idea. It isn't clear whether Farmer Dave Scher has a green thumb or stock in the pork industry, but it's rather evident that he is an avid lover of psychedelic-pop music. How else could you name an album Flash Forward to the Good Times? Denim overalls and corn-husking aside, his debut album is one part Pet Sounds-era Beach Boys, one-part Neil Diamond, two-parts UK psych, and a dash of sand, sun, and waves, dude. That makes for some seriously fun, catchy nostalgic pop tunes to momentarily cure those autumn blues for all of us not living in Southern California. Sure, tracks "Our Love is a Wave" or "Feel Me Baby" are as ridiculous and subtly humorous as their titles suggest. But damn, how his lush and dreamy sound makes you yearn for a summer make-out session down by the boardwalk. Way to "hang loose", Dave.
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In the roughly six years I've been writing in this spot, one constant has been this" News of what the process of hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, for oil and gas does to the health of the planet, and the people who live here, just keep getting worse and worse. In the beginning, public officials insisted the process was 100 percent safe and could not possibly pollute public water supplies. But [...]Read More »
The world not long ago marked the 5th anniversary of the Fukushima reactor meltdown in Japan — an ongoing nuclear crisis that may not be cleaned up for decades, and even that may be optimistic. Lingering high radiation levels mean that swaths of northern Japan remain uninhabitable — unsafe to eat local food, breathe the air, or drink the water. To many, the 2011 Fukushima tragedy stands out as clear [...]Read More »
When it comes to environmental outrages in the Gulf of Mexico, I thought I had seen and heard everything…until today. The issue at hand is the so-called Taylor Energy oil spill off the Louisiana coastline — a slow motion ecological train wreck that's been taking place for more than a decade. Now there's no question that — when it comes to sheer volume and amount of environmental destruction, nothing will [...]Read More »
The situation in Flint, Michigan — the beaten-down industrial city where poor residents were essentially force-fed toxic drinking water for nearly two years — keeps getting worse and worse. In addition to elevated lead levels in a growing number of Flint's children — a situation that can lead to permanent brain damage — there are concerns that dozens of cases of Legionnaire's disease, including 10 fatalities, may be tied to [...]Read More »
In 2010, I was part of an alliance of environmentalists and others who pleaded with the federal government to work with BP in ending the widespread use of the toxic chemical called Corexit. This dangerous substance was being sprayed, in large quantities, to make the crude oil from the Deepwater Horizon catastrophe disappear. It seemed clear from Day One that simply spraying another poisonous chemical on top of the more [...]Read More »
There has been a terrible — and completely unexpected — environmental catastrophe in Colorado. Work crews for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, undertaking a long-delayed project to deal with the hazard of wastewater from abandoned mines in and around the city of Durango, saw the accidental collapse of a barrier and a torrent of highly polluted water flowing into local rivers. The toxic waters from inside the Gold King Mine [...]Read More »
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Get an overview of this hotelFamily-friendly San Bartolome de Tirajana hotel in Maspalomas with 5 restaurants
Set in San Bartolome de Tirajana, this family-friendly hotel is within 9 mi (15 km) of Meloneras Beach, Maspalomas Botanical Garden, and Holiday World Maspalomas. Aqualand Maspalomas and Maspalomas Beach are also within 9 mi (15 km).
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This hotel features 5 restaurants, 7 outdoor pools, and a full-service spa. Free WiFi in public areas, free valet parking, and a free beach shuttle are also provided. Additionally, a golf course, an outdoor pool, and 2 poolside bars are onsite.
Room Amenities
All 313 rooms provide free WiFi, balconies, and plasma TVs. Guests will also find minibars, room service, and rainfall showerheads.Would you like to give us feedback? Share it! Opens in a new window
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Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
Sheraton Gran Canaria Salobre Golf Resort features a full-service spa, a golf course, and 7 outdoor swimming pools. Dining is available at one of the hotel's 5 restaurants and guests can grab coffee at the coffee shop/café. Guests can unwind with a drink at one of the hotel's bars, which include 2 poolside bars and a bar/lounge. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
7 meeting rooms are available. This luxury hotel also offers an outdoor pool, a children's pool, and a 24-hour fitness center. For a surcharge, a roundtrip airport shuttle (available on request) is offered to guests. Limited complimentary onsite parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis.
- 24-hour fitness facilities
- 24-hour front desk
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Bar/lounge
- Free beach shuttle
- Children's club (free)
- Children's pool
- Coffee shop or café
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Concierge services
- Conference space
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Free valet parking
- Free WiFi
- Full-service spa
- Golf course on site
- Laundry facilities
- Luggage storage
- Meeting rooms 7
- Multilingual staff
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Number of floors - 11
- Number of meeting rooms - 7
- Number of outdoor pools - 7
- Number of poolside bars - 2
- Number of restaurants - 5
- Outdoor pool
- Parking (limited spaces)
- Porter/bellhop
- Rooftop terrace
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Sauna
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Steam room
- Total number of rooms - 313
- Turkish bath/Hammam
- Wedding services
- Year Built 2006
Family Friendly Amenities
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Children's club (free)
- Children's pool
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
- Free Wi-Fi
- Laundry facilities
- Outdoor pools
- Outdoor pool
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free valet parking, Parking (limited spaces)
Room Amenities
- Access via exterior corridors
- Air conditioning
- Balcony
- Bathrobes
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Daily housekeeping
- Free WiFi
- Hair dryer
- In-room safe
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Minibar
- Plasma TV
- Private bathroom
- Rainfall showerhead
- Room service (limited hours)
- Shower/tub combination
Where to Eat
Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge.
Restaurante Gofio - This restaurant specializes in international cuisine and serves breakfast and dinner.
La Palmera - This poolside restaurant specializes in Mediterranean cuisine and serves lunch only.
Restaurante Camaleon - This restaurant specializes in international cuisine and serves lunch and dinner. Reservations are required.
Restaurante Perenquen - This bistro specializes in international cuisine and serves dinner only.
Bar 230 - Onsite Champagne bar.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Room service is available during limited hours.
Nearby Things to Do
Guests can play rounds at the 36-hole golf course. 7 outdoor swimming pools are on site along with an outdoor pool. In addition to a children's pool, other recreational amenities include a sauna and a 24-hour fitness center.
Guests under 16 years old are not allowed in the swimming pool.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Windsurfing nearby
- Snorkeling nearby
- Surfing/boogie boarding nearby
- Kayaking nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Scuba diving nearby
- Fitness classes on site
- Bicycle rentals on site
- Golf driving range on site
- Golf lessons on site
- Golfing on site
- Hiking/biking trails on site
- Mountain biking on site
- Pilates classes on site
- Playground on site
- Yoga classes/instruction on site
Spa Services
Aloe Spa has 6 treatment rooms including rooms for couples. Services include sports massages, Thai massages, facials, and body treatments. The spa is equipped with a sauna and Turkish bath/hammam.
Guests under 16 years old are not allowed in the spa.
- Thai massage
- Sports massage
- Sauna in spa
- Minimum age to access spa is 16
- Number of treatment rooms 6
- Couples treatment rooms
- Manicures and pedicures
- Body treatments
- Facial treatments
Hotel Policies
Check-in time ends at noon
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
- Pets allowed for an extra charge
- Up to 5 kg
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No rollaway/extra beds available
Optional extras
- Airport shuttle fee: EUR 52 per vehicle (roundtrip)
- A pet fee will be charged
Hotel Name
- Salobre Golf
- Salobre Resort
- Salobre Sheraton
- Salobre Sheraton Golf
- Sheraton Salobre
- Sheraton Salobre Golf
- Sheraton Salobre Golf Resort
- Sheraton Salobre Golf Resort San Bartolome de Tirajana
- Sheraton Salobre Golf San Bartolome de Tirajana
- Sheraton Salobre Resort
- Sheraton Gran Canaria Salobre Golf Resort
- Sheraton Gran Canaria Salobre Golf San Bartolome de Tirajana
- Sheraton Gran Canaria Salobre Golf
We should mention
Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 2500, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation. This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details 48 hours prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments. Reservations can be made by contacting the hotel prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.


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When making a booking, you will need to advise your flight details and your Frankfurt City Hotel details. Your transfer will be confirmed within 24 hours and you will be provided with a travel voucher to present to the driver.
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Clutter can add up around the house faster then you thought possible. Keeping clutter down in your home helps your home be more organized and clean. This is a guide about getting rid of clutter.
At our house, it only takes a few days for things to get out of place. I have figured out an easy and quick way to get things back in order.
I take my big plastic dish pan and starting with the dining room table, as that is where most of the clutter begins, I put everything that's out of place into the pan.
I walk around the room and place what stays in that room where it belongs and anything else that does not belong in that room, I put it into the pan.
I go from room to room and in just a few minutes, I have everything back where it belongs and have saved myself lots of steps.
When my father passed over a year ago, my husband and I were faced with the daunting task of cleaning out his house to sell it. We live in another state and it took us much time and money to get this done, almost a year in fact.
After going through this I am determined not to put my children through this hardship. I have been sorting through all the stuff my husband and I have accumulated over the years. I have sold things at flea markets, yard sales, and given to our local Salvation Army. I have earned money not only by selling but finding things I probably would have bought in the near future.
I am more aware of the stuff I bring into my home now. I weigh each purchase. The best is I save time by not having to move "piles" from one area to the next. We enjoy are home more because we are not always stepping over things and battling clutter. Home is a calmer more spacious place to be.
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At my school, we are just about to start organizing our second annual Bring and Barter event. After the great success of the first one, we are hoping for even more happiness and learning from this one. The idea came to one of my colleagues and I after I gave her a spare tomato plant I had grown and, in return, she gave me a large jar of home-produced honey. Now, I thought that this trade was unfair as the actual monetary value of the honey was far higher than one tomato plant (even if it was in quite a big pot!) but her reasoning was that to get that one plant she would have had to buy seeds, compost, pots in several sizes and find somewhere to put them along the way. So as far as she was concerned the trade was fair.
This got us both thinking and within a month we had organized a Bring and Barter event. We invited everyone to bring ABSOLUTELY ANYTHING they wanted to trade, set up a table and then waited to see what happened. Two hours later, about 150 people of various shapes, sizes and ages left delighted with their 'bargains' and happy to leave unwanted or surplus items with other folk who wanted or needed them more. One of our colleagues who had been very dubious about the idea was amazed that he had managed to trade up a wooden spoon, value approx 50 cents (multiple swaps of course) to a jar of my mango jam, value around $5. Children had to think hard about what things were worth to them and to others and some learned the hard way when their swaps were turned down!
If you want to use the idea as a fundraiser or need to pay for a venue you could make a small charge for entry, perhaps $1-$2. It was a great way of bringing the community together and the children really got to understand the meaning of 'Fair Trade'. Best of all, there was no clearing up or disposing of unsold items as they were taken away by the participants!
By Mrs. Christmas from Slovenia, EU
I hate clutter; probably because I dislike dirt. Clutter makes it far harder to just keep up, and to find things. I have even read that it can cause stress. For me, clutter means I can't find what I'm looking for, or hiding something I forgot I have. Whichever the case it may be time to get rid of a few things.
I like everything in my kitchen tidy; the cans facing all the same way, plates stacked neatly, pans where I can use them, etc. What happens is you get in a hurry, and everything get in disarray fast. I have discovered doing it right the first time saves time in the long run.
I live alone, so I have to check dates on canned foods, things in fridge and freezer to make sure they are still good. The best way to do this, is have all of your cans stacked in order neatly. For example: I have soups in one row or area, and vegetables in another. Keeping them separate makes it easier to rotate these items; making sure nothing goes to waste.
Keeping food in boxes take up a lot of space and can allow bugs. Unless you eat it up fast, I have found it best to take the contents out of the box, and store it in same-sized plastic lock containers. Having these containers keep everything fresher longer, and make everything easy to see. I have organic cereal which I don't eat a lot of, and it has been fresh for months. So in the kitchen, toss out the boxes. You can find these containers on sale, and even at thrift stores in great condition.
What I eat more of, I try to get on sale in bulk and freeze. If it's in the right container, it saves space and saves the food from freezer burn. Living thrifty means buying on sale. These containers are great for soups, and things that you make ahead of time and freeze. Bread is great to freeze. Make sure you put it into another bag (even plastic store bag helps), to prevent freezer burn. Date it, and don't put where it could be damaged before it freezes. Once it's frozen, depending on space, you can stack it.
Before you go out to the big sales, un-clutter. Examine the food you have and clean out freezer before buying more. It will save you money not to let what you may have forgotten go to waste. I weekly go through the inside the refrigerator to see what I may have forgotten. I check the dates on condiments, and make sure milk or other dairy products are good before buying other things. This saves money and time, and makes meals so much easier. Once a week, I plan my meals, and eat what's there or clean out what may not be good.
Take a minute to put away dishes, pots and pans neatly. The cabinets will have more room, and later you will get to what you need faster. If you have things you don't use donate it. Chances are if you haven't used it in 6 months you probably aren't going to. If you use the 6 month rule on most things (except china or holiday things) and rid yourself of it, you'll have more space and time.
I have very little drawer space. My towels, fiber cloths are neatly stacked in a basket in cabinet next to the sink. Having them in a nice basket helps me keep them looking nice and neat. It's OK to throw away or use for rags, the old holey dish towels. You can find them at dollar store, 2 for $1.00. Take inventory, and rotate so you aren't using same one over and over. They all will get equal use this way.
Sometimes being thrifty, we feel bad about buying anything extra. I loved the way my baskets looked when I bought new dish towels. A few years later they still look nice. Throw out the old rags, and make new rags with old towels.
In the kitchen I also got rid of the mixed silverware, and old plastic containers that I didn't need. It's surprising how fast saving used plastic containers stack up and are forgotten. In my tableware drawers, I got rid of what I didn't use, got the right dividers, and put them away correctly. It stays neat.
I don't eat out, but my son loved fast food. When he was here, he kept all of the plastic spoons and forks. They were everywhere. I didn't throw them away of course, they are in plastic bags. They are great for on the go (grab a yogurt). Those plastic containers I told you about are great for straws, plastic forks. Don't throw it the drawers.
Clutter can be anywhere, with anything. My answer is the 6 month rule, and having the right containers. Buying all of the right plastic container helped so much in every area of the kitchen. Being organized will take so much stress out of your life. It is just easier when everything has its place. Donate it, have a garage sale, or toss it if it's not good. I have found everything is better when everything is neat, orderly, clean, and less money is wasted.
Source: Life. I was always a clean nut. But until my son left, I had no idea what he had in the back of my cabinets, closets, drawers, etc. I learned that less is usually best for me.
By Luana M. from San Diego, CA
One thing I noticed in a movie based in Iceland that I just saw, is that there was a noticeable lack of extra STUFF in their homes and other places. We as Americans have so much extra stuff, but I am trying to use that vision of a stripped-down environment to inspire me.
What a great tip, especially now that I see scads of phone books sitting under mailboxes all over the place. Most have been there for weeks already, all wet from the rain.
By GreenGirls from Summerfield, FL
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Clutter control tips from our readers. Post your ideas!
Egg cartons, tops cut off, make good organizers in drawers for little things. Earrings, safety pins, jewelry, keys, etc. For larger things, entirely fill a drawer with cut-off cereal or other boxes. Makes nice compartments and you can customize them to whatever you plan to put in them. Underwear drawer--just cut cardboard "dividers" fit to size. The clothing will keep them upright. Also you can use bowls from the thrift store for the "junk" drawer. One for keys, one for bread ties, one for popsicle sticks, whatever you save for later use.
Zip-lock baggies make nice organizers for your purse, suitcase, briefcase. Baskets are nice too, for catch-alls in the bathroom or on your dresser, such things as hair barrettes, small bottles of cosmetics, clippers, things like that. I keep a plastic desk drawer organizer on TOP of my desk. A little slot for paperclips, staple puller, note paper, calculator, etc. On the countertop, a large vase holds your most-used utensils. Only keep the ones you use frequently in here, the rest go into the drawer, so they don't just sit around and get dirty. I built a little shelf, VERY simple, top & 2 sides, to give myself more room over my kitchen countertop. Now there's 2 layers there with more workspace.
Some of your stuff looks good organized into a "collection". This way you get to show it off and enjoy it instead of considering it clutter. For instance, a pile of books on a coffee table. Keep them dusted. Maybe tie them with a ribbon and a silk flower on top. Baskets of yarn are especially nice to look at. Seashells too. Green or blue glass. and you can store smaller things in jars and make an arrangement. Hang shoe pocket organizers on the backs of bedroom doors, or make some out of fabric like old jeans, they're not hard to make. Boxes, shoe boxes especially, can fit into the most amazing places, like under the bed or behind the couch. Label everything if you do this. Mostly, just go around your house and see what's causing you the grief, then figure out what it would fit into, and whether you need to hide it or not. Now go have some fun, you have lots of work to do! LOL.
I have a long icky story that I won't bore you all with, but I am in a bit of a pickle. I have made huge strides in de-cluttering and clearing my home. I began 3 weeks ago with the easy stuff, garbage, old magazines, papers, etc. that were most visible and I knew would make the "visual" impact that would keep me motivated.
Now I am at the hard stuff. Let me give you a scenario. I have a ______ (enter "box, closet, room, container, etc") containing the following: letters, books, important papers, pictures, office supplies, crafts, samples, toys, kitchen items, bathroom items, shoes, etc.
My question is, what do I do first? Sort and put things where they are supposed to go? or purge? (do the emotional part of deciding to toss, ie., do I need this, do I have another one just like it, does it work, does it make me sad, happy, etc.).
I'm going to call you Econo for short 'cuz your user name is too long for me to memorize as I scroll down the page to respond. :) Congrats for the first step! I'm like you, the visual improvement motivates me to continue the de-cluttering process. Just be aware that it can also cause a false sense of achievement! (Been there, still dealing with that!)
My best suggestion involves eight bins or bags with eight different labels:
1) Keep - Put back where it belongs.
2) Donate - Items must be clean and functional
3) Recycle - Plastic, paper, etc.
4) Trash - Trash, soiled, broken, dysfunctional, 'Nuf said
5) Sell - The garage/yard sell stuff
6) Sell - the more valuable E-Bay/auction stuff
7) Repurpose - Wood, fabric, etc.
8) Keep - Sentimental
As soon as the #1 bin (put back where it belongs), the #2) bin (donate), the #3 bin (recycle) or the #4 bin (trash) gets full, deal with them: put up, donate, recycle or trash at each days end.
Bins # 5, 6, 7, & 8, as they fill up, will need to move into another area for later action. (These will be the toughest to deal with and you will feel better by giving yourself a second, slightly delayed, opportunity to validate your original quick sort decision.) Honestly, however, by allowing yourself a second chance to go through these items you will probably find more and more items to eliminate via the trash, donate, recycle options. You will feel more confident in these choices as you give yourself the opportunity to think through it twice!
For most, the room by room method works best, but for others, it's drawer by drawer, or wall by wall. Just keep your system flexible enough that if you get stuck ("what do I do with this?") you can forgive yourself for not tackling it immediately and move on to another area that helps you keep up the momentum.
Be realistic as to how many hours per week you can actually devote to de-cluttering. Even if you get behind schedule, never beat yourself up as long as you are making significant progress on a routine basis.
I got into my own cluttered life style because a) I'm sentimental - my grandparents and parents were all gone before I was 33 years old and I inherited a lot of their stuff, b) I'm frugal, borderline cheap, and can tell you within a dollar how much I spent on every item in my home, not wanting to part with a dime and c) I can't stand throwing away anything that still has a useful purpose, even if I don't have a useful purpose for that item. (In part, that's why I use so many bins.)
I'm getting out of my cluttered life style because I'm weary of being the caretaker of "stuff"! Wishing you the same sense of sanity and best of luck with the process.
If you're like me you can get overwhelmed with the clutter. I found this tip in a magazine it works really well. Clear out 30 bags of junk in 30 days. I just fill a handbag from all over the house as I'm cleaning each day, and the clutter is going down.
I am a pack rat by nature and I save everything: Broken jewelry and bits of china, ribbon pieces to be used in future craft projects; clothing that is a decade out of style but just too nice to throw away. It is a compulsion and a bad habit that with some practice can be reformed.
Tips for reducing clutter in your home. Post your ideas.
Log into Yahoo.com and search for FreeCycle groups within your state and in your county/area. I believe every state and a lot of countries are represented on this site. FreeCycle is an international group created to keep things out of landfills and to promote a healthier environment. Members on this site do not throw away anything. Nothing is sold or traded, strictly give away.
They recommend that you start the group with an offer. I have seen EVERYTHING on this site: books & magazines, movies & music, furniture, clothing, toys, appliances, food, and even automobiles. I have also seen, offered and received things like empty kitty litter buckets, butter tubs, coupons, empty wine bottles & corks, plants & seeds, used lumber, countertops, sinks. You name it, you can either find it or give it away on these sites.
Before I purchase most things, I will place a WANTED on this site first. Hey if someone has it sitting around collecting dust, I can give it a new home. I save money (which us thrifty people love), save the environment by keeping something from a landfill and from the pollutants created by the manufacture of a new item, and I help the giver declutter.
Some area groups have rules against offering or requesting pets, but we have been able to give (2) wonderful kittens a new home. On 11-18-06, we received our first one and on 11-18-2007, we received our second one. This website is wonderful!
Since so many of us have a lot of time off for Thanksgiving, it's a good time to go through stuff and see all you've been blessed with.
You can opt-out of receiving the yellow pages by visiting the following address. I almost never use a paper yellow pages any more since just about every business has a website so I really appreciate not having to receive delivery of them.
I am trying to get rid of clutter, but am not quite sure as how to get started. Any ideas?
By D
Start one thing at a time. I would suggest getting boxes ready to put things in and making arrangements to have those items removed before you do anything else. Than decide on one item that you are going to go through and get rid of the extra.
Get every book that is in your house and find a home for it, get rid of the ones you decide to not keep. Than go through your kitchen drawers, get rid of duplicate items. Go through your kitchen cupboards one at a time and only keep what you have used in the last year.
Go through dresser drawers and closets. Get rid of those items that you can not wear any more. Keep only the current size that you wear plus one size up and one size down from your current size. Fix any buttons or holes and put those things away or get rid of them.
Call your friends and ask if they need the extra or post to craigslist or have Goodwill come and take it all.
That is a start. Now I guess I have to go do my kitchen drawers and cupboards since you made me think about it.
To get rid of clutter, I usually start on a small project. If I start with a small junk drawer and get it all cleaned out, I feel a sense of accomplishment that makes me want to do more.
I moved to a smaller house and had so many things that wouldn't fit into the new house. After I had stored a lot of it in boxes for a year, I went through it all again and found that these things no longer had as much sentimental "pull".
If you are cleaning your closets, basement, or garage now, consider donating your unwanted items to the Goodwill, Amvets, Salvation Army, or some other worthy charity.


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#1 Dec 9, 2009
Am looking to relocate to Republic in the near future. I would like to know if there are any like-minded indiviuals who are interested in homesteading, prepping and survivalism in the area. I am not a hippie or a tin hatter, but run kinda in the middle. I am a 40's female looking for a change. I currently live in Oregon
#2 Dec 16, 2009
There's some great property around here if you are looking to go off the grid. There's quite a few people around here who live that way. My husband and I have looked into it (homesteading*), but can't afford our own land yet. My husband also wants to go on 'survival' outing, but I'm not too interested in that.
#3 Dec 21, 2009
How is the growing season up there? It is really difficult here to have a decent garden or fruit trees because of the random hard frosts we get in May and June. Also, how are folks there about having chickens, goats and such?
#4 Dec 22, 2009
The growing season is probably short compared to other places, but that doesn't mean you can't have a great garden or trees. My kids and I always plant a small garden, usually pumpkins, sunflowers, and zucchini.It does help to start seeds indoors. As for chickens, goats, etc., you shouldn't find a problem, especially if you are living out in the woods. We have chickens, my neighbors have chickens, but in town you won't find as many with them or livestock. We have a great feed store in town for all your animal needs.
#5 Dec 23, 2009
You say you plant pumpkins, but do you get any?lol. I can start'em, but the biggest they get is gourd size. Do you see folks around there planting things like corn or tomatoes? Also what kind of fruit trees do you see around there? I am looking mainly to plant apples, plums and cherry.
How are the vets in your area? I have a couple older large dogs. We have a great gal here, very practical in her ways. Not the 'hmmmm, lets see what we can milk ya for' kind.
#6 Dec 23, 2009
we grow / raise all of that but with long winters we then to wind up with lots of country bumpkins have seen them as large as 350 lbs and have been able to teach a few to play guitars but they tend to eat the chickens
#7 Dec 23, 2009
We have two very good vets in the area. I take our dogs to June Konz. She is very practical and has probably been everyone's vet at one time or another. Her and her husband also own the K<>K ranch, which also is a dude ranch/lodge.
Yes people here do plant corn and tomatoes. My mother's garden was terrific this yr and she did tomatoes in a green house for the first time. She had so much in her garden she shared with us.She had zucchini, peas, potatoes, jalepenos, green pepers, tomatoes, carrots, onion, garlic, some herbs, and almost 20ft tall sunflowers. I dont have any fruit trees myself, but my parents have apples, cherry, and apricot. I swear just about everyone in town has an apple tree in their yard or close by. The town deer love to visit those with the most fruit or flowers!
and ignore the comment from putt putt there. He's just one of those people who rather make fun of this town than promote it, even though he lives here himself(I assume he is here anyhow). I think we should encourage people to move here and make our community bigger and stronger, not belittle it. It's true this town is not for everyone. Not everyone can handle the distance to the nearest big city, not everyone likes that we dont have fast food here, or big shopping centers, but we have peace and quiet, beautiful scenery, good schools for our children, little to no crime, and people help one another when a tragedy does happen. I don't mind the travelling to other cities for big shopping. I'm not afraid of Sherman pass or Wauconda. The hwy's are plowed great in winter and with minium traffic on the roads the chances of hitting another vehicle is low. anyhow, rambling on.
just trying to say, I LOVE REPUBLIC, WASHINGTON!
#8 Dec 24, 2009
{He's just one of those people who rather make fun of this town than promote it, even though he lives here himself(I assume he is here anyhow). Just to set the record straight I do believe this is Gods Country if that's not promoting it I don't know a higher complement some peoples religion makes them not have a sense of humor others live a life of drudgery putt putt lives loves and laugh's but I could never figure out why some people leave the city's and move into a house looking right at some one else,s house. But too each his own Dad used to say if it grows on trees we could use it if we had to buy it we might not get to use it I come from a long line of hillbilly's and if your one come on over. If your going to want me to change don't move here that's the way the squirrel bounces no misleading facts there dont throw out the baby with the bath water
#9 Dec 26, 2009
I didn't think you were rambling :) Sounds like you are proud of the town you live in. My town Sisters, has changed drastically from what it was when I first move here. It was a pop. of about 400. Small with nice farmy type folks. Now its a DESTINATION spot and all the prices have risen accordingly. It has become a yuppie paradise and truly if I see one more spotless Hummer I will scream!!! lol
The nearest large city for us (Portland) is three hours away, and a good half of the drive is over Santiam Pass which can be very nasty in the winter. Tho' truly if folks would just slow down, there would be far fewer accidents. We have a decent size town about 25 miles from us, so that is where we do most of our food shopping.
I am hoping to visit Republic in the late spring. Would that be enough time for most of the snow to leave? I planned on camping around Curlew for a few days.
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#10 Dec 26, 2009
mid april the grass starts to turn green again . well its hard to stop progress they say . we used to have a lot of people here that shared but lately there's a lot of lets see if we can get the money / grant money first before some one else gets it even if the some one else could use it more. we are get thing so were not weaned from tit of government any more. But its nice to walk into a local store and they know your name . and we still have that here we just had a big fire and the people are really pitching in to help
#11 Dec 26, 2009
I can't want to see green grass again. We have had little snow here, so not much is green, however it is mostly sage and juniper to the east of us so thats not a real shocker. Can you tell me if most folks with pasture irrigate or do you get enough rainfall to get by with out it?
Sisters has lost that small town pull together-ness. Now everyone is so worried about being sued, or not getting paid we don't have the large get togethers they used to have. I miss the grange I used to go to in CDA. We always had a blast and really got to know our neighbors. You know they would pitch in an emergency. I was living there when St Helens went off and was that an adventure!
Can you tell me if there is a college nearby? I know there are plenty in Spokane, but what about locally? Also, I was looking to see if you had a local newspaper, but cant find much info on line.
I read about that terrible fire. It was very sad. Those kind of losses never make sense. Especially if it was a preventable kind.
#12 Dec 29, 2009
Our local paper is called the 'News Miner'.There's also has been a new paper in the mail lately. sorry can't remember it's name but it's nice to read stories not covered by the other paper.
The local college is a branch of Spokane Fall Community College. It is located right on Main st.(Clark Ave).
Snow is typically gone by mid March, although it did snow on my b-day (the 24th) this yr which was a first in 20 some years. The snow was melted by the end of the day though. Snow may be gone in March,but green doesn't appear till closer to April. As of right now we barely have any snow. Maybe 3 inches in my front yard.
I'm not sure how much pasture you are wanting or where you'll be located exactly, but we don't get much rainfall here and people do irrigate their fields.
#13 Jan 7, 2010
I will be mainly on a fact finding trip first. I have not been up that way, but it was highly recommended for what I am looking for. I would like something that has pasture, preferably with 2-3 acres to keep a couple of horses. A stream or pond would be great. How are your hay prices there? They have been getting around 160-180 for a ton of hay here. Do you have MDs in town? Do you have a hospital nearby? I really appreciate all the info I have gotten from everybody!
#14 Jan 7, 2010
http://www.ferrycounty.com/ local events calendar.
http://www.ferry-county.com/ info on the Government of Ferry County.
http://www.ferrycountyfair.com/ County fair info.
http://www.fcphd.org/ everything you need to know about our local hospital, which is located just north of town.
#15 Jun 12, 2010
I too have been looking at republic to buy land and homestead. Republic looks like a great place! We are planning a vacation up there to look at properties and have fun. We live in ritzville right now.
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We are a mere 700m from the Basilica of San Giovanni, 800m from the park of the Via Appia Antica and a stones throw from the Aurelian Wall in a truly enviable place for you to spend your holiday period. As the metro station is a mere 40m away, the B&B helps the visitor to get to know, in comfort, all the marvels of the world capital for art and culture.
We have Adsl internet access which is free of charge.
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I was very dissatisfied that the person was not there to meet me at the agreed upon time. I had to call the main office of Wimdu to get any kind of help. Unfortunately, with roaming and long distance charges, this came out to be about a $35 call. Then the room I reserved was not given to me, I was given a smaller room. In the end, I was very unhappy.
La camera si trova in una posizione strategica, a due passi dalla fermata Re di Roma. Il proprietario è una persona disponibilissima , che cerca di soddisfare ogni richiesta, possibile.... ma nel mio caso anche impossibile.
Ad accoglierci è stato il figlio, anche lui molto gentile (oltre che un bel ragazzo).
La stanza nel complesso è pulita ( magari mi concentrerei di più sul bagno, soprattutto la mensola, ma sono dettagli), un po' rumorosa forse, ma quello ci sta, siamo pur sempre nella capitale.
La colazione la si fa nel bar di sotto, ed è la classica colazione italiana (e così deve essere, altrimenti andavo in un altro paese), cornetto e cappuccino.
In conclusione sono rimasta molto soddisfatta, sicuramente se dovessi tornare riprenoterei qui.
Il nostro soggiorno a Roma é stato perfetto. Camera spaziosa, personale gentile e disponibile. Vicinissimo al centro.
Magari potremmo pensare di ritornarci.
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The breakfast was in a Café-Bar next to the room and included a coffee and a croissant.
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One minus point is that in our room the Wifi don't works. But who needs the internet on his holiday.
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The Shelby County Board of Commissioners will hold committee meetings today beginning at 8:30 a.m. in the fourth floor committee room of the Shelby County Administration Building, 160 N. Main St. For more information, call Steve Summerall at 545-4301.
The Freedom Award Dinner and Ceremony will be held today at 6:30 p.m. at the Memphis Cook Convention Center, 255 N. Main St. The annual award ceremony will pay tribute to the people whose accomplishments depict the spirit of the civil rights movement. Faith Hill and Oleta Adams will perform. Cost is $200. For more information, call 521-9699, Ext. 237.
The Alliance for Nonprofit Excellence will hold a workshop titled "What If...? Crisis Management and Disaster Planning for Nonprofits" today from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at The Assisi Foundation of Memphis Inc., 515 Erin Drive. The event is $99 for members and $150 for nonmembers.
The Alliance for Nonprofit Excellence will hold a workshop titled "What If...? Crisis Management and Disaster Planning for Nonprofits" Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at The Assisi Foundation of Memphis Inc., 515 Erin Drive. The event is $99 for members and $150 for nonmembers.
The Engineers' Club of Memphis hosts its weekly meeting and lunch today at noon at the Holiday Inn-University of Memphis, 3700 Central Ave. Darren Sanders, deputy Shelby County engineer, is the guest speaker. Cost is $12 and no reservations are required.
Wyatt, Tarrant & Combs LLP holds its 10th annual Corporate Counsel Seminar today from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Hilton Memphis, 939 Ridge Lake Blvd. Tom Mars, general counsel for Wal-Mart Inc., and Stacey Mobley, general counsel for DuPont, are the guest speakers. Call 537-1000.
April 11
Mpact Memphis hosts a luncheon with U.S. Rep. Marsha Blackburn,R-Tenn., from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at BRIDGES Inc., 477 N. Fifth St. Blackburn will discuss the situation in Iraq and the state of homeland security. Cost to attend is $10 and includes a brown bag lunch. For more information, call 312-7760.
Highwoods Properties Buys International Place II 6410 Poplar Ave.
Memphis, TN
Cost: $24.6 million
Borrower: HIW-TN LLC
Lender: Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co.
Trustee: W. Rowlett Scott
Property: Internati...
6410 Poplar Ave.
Property: Land in the Tower Place Planned Development at 6410 Poplar Ave. near Ma...
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