Watch as a professional organizer — a former project manager on TLC’s “Clean Sweep” — explains the best way to organize your bed space in this free online video about home organization.
Expert: Pete D’Alessandro
Bio: Pete D’Alessandro served as the project manager for “Clean Sweep” on TLC and now works as a professional organizer in Hollywood.
Filmmaker: Louis Nathan
Duration : 0:1:49
With the economy foundering the way it is, it might be beneficial for some out-of-work English Majors to take jobs in what are still considered “growth” industries… like the medical profession. Recorded and broadcast live from the Fitzgerald Theater in downtown Saint Paul, February 7, 2009. Script and more information available at www.prairiehome.org
Duration : 0:1:29
Watch as a professional organizer — a former project manager on TLC’s “Clean Sweep” — give tips for bedroom organization in this free online video about home organization.
Expert: Pete D’Alessandro
Bio: Pete D’Alessandro served as the project manager for “Clean Sweep” on TLC and now works as a professional organizer in Hollywood.
Filmmaker: Louis Nathan
Duration : 0:1:47
Office organization is that task we all know we need to do but always put off. Well, you’ll be buying office organization supplies once you see what Meghan Carter of http://www.AsktheDecorator.com discovered during her interview with the organization experts at White Space,a Chicago-area organization firm. Your desk will never be the same.
Duration : 0:5:53
Video from our FREE Online Business Course
http://www.myownbusiness.org
Session 4 – Business Organization
Question:
“What kind of company structure is right for a home based business?”
Robert O’Dell
E-Information Strategies
Topics covered in this video:
Starting a business, home based business, business organization, researching company structures, sole proprietorship, partnership, forming a corporation, LLC and S-Corporations, getting advice from business professionals such as accountants and business lawyers
Duration : 0:1:44
Do it yourself closet organization can be quite a journey, even with the best advice. Meghan Carter of http://www.AsktheDecorator.com discovered first-hand the trials and tribulations of closet organization as she put herself under the scrutiny of professional organizer Cynthia Ivie. But in the end, Meghan not only organized her closet, but found a great excuse to go shopping.
Duration : 0:7:57
HELLO, U.S. ATTORNEYS GENERAL!!!!!
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IF SO, THEN NOW IS THE TIME TO GET THE CRIMINALS WHO ARE DESTROYING CHILDREN AND FAMILIES, THE CRIMINALS WITHIN CPS WHO ARE KIDNAPPING CHILDREN FROM GOOD FAMILIES, COMMITING PERJURY, FRAUD, TAMPERING WITH EVIDENCE, ENACTING RETRIBUTION ON WITNESSES, AND ENGAGING IN A PATTERN OF RACKETEERING ACTIVITY – MAKE A NAME FOR YOURSELF, AND GET A TON OF PUBLICITY AND GO DOWN IN HISTORY AS THE ONE WHO DID THE WORLD A WORLD OF GOOD.
EVERYONE CAN SEE THIS COMING – DON’T WAIT FOR TOMORROW, BE A LEADER, TODAY, AND MAKE HISTORY!
AND THINK HOW PROUD YOUR MOM WILL BE OF YOU. SERIOUSLY.
The Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act
(RICO Act or RICO) is a United States federal law that
provides for extended criminal penalties and a civil
cause of action for acts performed as part of an ongoing
criminal organization.
RICO has been used to prosecute organized crime,
including the Mafia, the Hells Angels, and the Key West
Police Department in Monroe County, Florida.
International equivalents of RICO are as follows: In
Australia the Australian Crime Commission has powers
based on similar legislation and regulations. New Zealand has a similar arrangement and commission.
In Canada, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and the
Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions
enforce rules and regulations that cumulatively are
equivalent to RICO.
Under RICO, a person who is a member of an enterprise
that has committed any 2 of thirty-five crimes (27
federal crimes and 8 state crimes) within a ten year
period, can be charged with racketeering.
Anyone found guilty of racketeering can be fined up to
$25,000 and / or sentenced to twenty years in prison, per
racketeering count. As well, the racketeer must forfeit
all ill-gotten gains and interest in any business gained
through a pattern of “racketeering activity.” RICO also
permits a private individual harmed by the actions of
such an enterprise to file a civil suit; if successful,
the individual can collect treble damages.
Duration : 0:2:41
Closet organization can be easy with the right strategy, and to discover where to start when organizing a closet, Meghan Carter of http://www.AsktheDecorator.com visited professional organizer Cynthia Ivie.
Duration : 0:7:16