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Monday, 7 February 2011
How to prevent body odour without anti-perspirant
Home remedy on How to prevent body odour without anti-perspirant Visit www.oph-good-housekeeping.com for more tips like these. How to prevent underarm sweating by just using a potato.
Sunday, 6 February 2011
Grilled Chicken Recipe
Good Housekeeping teaches you a tasty grilled chicken recipe. For more great videos check out: www.goodhousekeeping.com More from the World of Good Housekeeping: www.goodhousekeeping.com Subscribe to Good Housekeeping: subscribe.hearstmags.com -
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Saturday, 5 February 2011
Oruchuban Ebichu ep. 21 (eng. subs)
Ep. 21 Ebichu the Housekeeping Hamster. (Shopping with the Newlyweds)
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Friday, 4 February 2011
Organizing Tip of the Day- Chore Lists
Hi. I am responding to a request for chore info. I use a daily, weekly and seasonal chore chart to keep me on track and motivate me to get things done. I keep my charts in my family planner. Download copies from my blog at www.clutterbug.me
Thursday, 3 February 2011
Housekeeping Tips : How to Remove Paint From Clothes
When removing paint from clothes, it's important to first identify what type of paint it is, as oil-based paints require a great deal of scrubbing to break up the paint chips. Find out how to use dish soap and tweezers to remove paint from clothes with help from a professional house cleaner in this free video on clothes cleaning and housekeeping tips. Expert: Rachel Yatuzis Contact: www.greenkleeninc.com Bio: Rachel Yatuzis is a professional house cleaner in Nashville, Tenn., specializing in using everyday household items for cleaning purposes. Filmmaker: Tim Brown
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Wednesday, 2 February 2011
The History & Art of Geisha - The Geisha Arts
Once the recruit became proficient with the geisha arts, and passed a final, difficult dance exam, she would be promoted to the second stage of training: minarai. Minarai are relieved from their housekeeping duties. The minarai stage focuses on training in the field. Although minarai attend ozashiki (banquets in which guests are attended by geisha), they do not participate at an advanced level. Their kimono, more elaborate than even a maiko's, are intended to do the talking for them. Minarai can be hired for parties, but are usually uninvited (yet welcomed) guests at parties that their onee-san ("onee-san" meaning "older sister", and is the Minarai's senior) attends. They charge 1/3 hanadai. Minarai generally work closely with a particular tea house (called "minarai-jaya") learning from the "okaa-san" (proprietor of the house). These techniques are not taught in school, as skills such as conversation and gaming can only be absorbed through practice. This stage lasts only about a month or so. After a short period of time, the third (and most famous) stage of training began, called maiko. Maiko are apprentice geisha, and this stage can last for years. Maiko learn from their senior geisha mentor and follow them around to all their engagements. The onee-san/imouto-san (junior) relationship is extremely important. Since the onee-san teaches her maiko everything about working in the hanamachi, her teaching is vital. She will teach her proper ways of serving tea, playing ...
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Tuesday, 1 February 2011
Patagonia Distribution Center Built Green With LEED
When we needed to expand our Patagonia distribution center in Reno, Nevada we looked to the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design, or LEED, certification standards as our guide to building a green building that balances environmental responsibility, resource efficiency and the comfort and well-being of our workforce. We set high environmental standards for the one-hundred-and-seventy-one-thousand square-foot expansion of our warehouse facility and outlet store. This video highlights some examples of the efforts we made to mitigate the building's effect on the environment and to meet the LEED gold certification standard. Video covers the following subjects: 1. Storm-Water Runoff Management 2. Landscape and Exterior Design 3. Water Conservation and Energy Efficiency 4. Recycled and Environmentally Friendly Construction Materials 5. Green Housekeeping, Alternative Transportation and Recycling
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