Mystery Thrillers and Romantic Suspense Reviews: New Release 2011 ...

Born To Die [Paperback]

Product Description

Appearances?

A sad, strange coincidence?that's Dr. Kacey Lambert's initial response to the deaths of two women who bear an uncanny resemblance to herself. It's not like there was any real connection between Kacey and the B-movie actress or the elementary school teacher. But Detective Selena Alvarez suspects otherwise.

Can Be?

One of the bodies contained traces of poison at the time of death. Selena and her partner, Detective Regan Pescoli, can find no motive for murder. But Kacey has started to notice ties between the dead women's lives and her own-all close in age, born within miles of each other. And all have links to Trace O'Halleran, the man Kacey just started dating.

Deadly?

The deeper Kacey digs, the more reason she has to fear. More look-alikes are dying, and the killer is getting bolder and more brutal. And Kacey knows it's only a matter of time before hers is the next name on a list of those who were born to die ?

Product Details
Paperback: 483 pages
Publisher: Zebra; Original edition (July 26, 2011)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1420102788
ISBN-13: 978-1420102789

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The relationships where male and female friends have 'no strings ...

By admin - Wed Jul 27, 4:07 am

Friends with benefits: The relationships where male and female friends have ?no strings? sex? but it?s seldom that simple

By Diana Appleyard

Last updated at 12:47 AM on 27th July 2011

I?ll be there for you? Evie, who has been troubled by her casual romances

To a selfish man with commitment phobia, it might sound like the perfect relationship ? a close female friend with whom they can enjoy companionship, shared holidays, a good laugh?.?.?. and regular sex. All the benefits of a? committed relationship, in other words, but with none of the emotional or? practical ties.

Unconventional? Certainly. Unromantic? Absolutely. But not as unusual as it sounds.

For a growing number of young women, sleeping with a friend is no longer a taboo but a lifestyle choice. There is even a term for it ? Friends With Benefits ? the supposed benefit being that the friends not only enjoy each other?s company, but sleep with one another, too.

If it sounds a recipe for disaster, that?s because it very often is. As the forthcoming Hollywood film Friends With Benefits reveals, a no-strings relationship often leaves at least one half of the couple ? and usually it?s the woman ? feeling confused, unsatisfied, and wholly unconvinced by the ?benefits? they?re supposed to be relishing.

So why would any woman enter into such an arrangement in the first place?

Lucy Waterson is one of a growing number of young women in their late 20s and early 30s who have embarked on a Friend With Benefits liaison. She is an example of how confounding it can be to shift from a platonic relationship to a sexual one.

Her ?friend? is Doug Thompson and their no-strings arrangement has been in place for the past three years.

To be clear, by ?no strings? she means they are both free to pursue relationships with other people. The purpose of their meetings is purely physical, and neither harbours any expectation of commitment from the other person.

But, of course, things are rarely so clear cut. Lucy admits she feels jealous of Doug?s other relationships, is sometimes confused by their arrangement, and is keener on Doug than he is on her.

?We?re very close, yet each of us pulls back from a proper relationship,? says Lucy, 27, a television researcher who lives in North London.

?At times it is confusing, at others fun ? but sometimes he makes me feel jealous.

?I?ve even asked him why we can?t get it together and he says, flippantly, that I am not the kind of woman he wants to marry.

?I think I am more jealous of his other relationships than he is of mine, but we both know the score. I tell myself I want him to be happy and meet the right girl, but when he?s dating I get confused about my feelings. Doug says he respects me too much to lie to me and just isn?t ready to commit to a relationship.?

So this is hardly a no-strings-attached arrangement. But Lucy insists it?s the kind of relationship with which they are both happy. They see each other and sleep together until one of them meets someone else, at which point the physical side of their friendship stops. Or so the plan goes.

Evie with her ex-lover who is not identified. She said she has decided to draw a line under Friends with Benefits

So how did they embark on a sexual relationship at all?

It began with a casual fling. ?When we met through friends, I wasn?t immediately attracted to Doug, even though he ticks a lot of boxes for me ? he?s dark-haired, dark-eyed, university-educated, intelligent and funny,? says Lucy. ?But we started teasing each other and there was definitely a spark between us.?

They met for a drink a few nights later, one thing led to another and they went to bed.

?It was just sex, for both of us. Sleeping together just seemed a natural progression,? says Lucy.

?Some weeks later, we both? agreed we didn?t want a serious involvement and that we would be better off as friends.?

So that is what they decided to become. Except they never quite shook off the physical side of their relationship, without progressing to becoming a proper couple.

So Lucy and Doug go to the theatre and cinema together, text and phone each other regularly and see each other at least twice a month. Doug has even gone so far as to meet Lucy?s parents.

?Lucy admits she feels jealous of Doug?s other relationships?

They liked him, but, understandably, they struggled to understand the nature of his relationship with their daughter.

Lucy sometimes has doubts herself.

?I think we need to keep the lines clearer between us, as it is emotionally confusing,? she says.

?One moment we are all? lovey-dovey, the next we?re messing about like pals. When we first met, I think Doug was more into me? than I was into him, but now the situation has reversed and I don?t know where I stand.

Some of my friends think it?s cool to have a friend with benefits, others think he is an idiot and should ask me out properly, as they say we?d make a great couple.?

That is certainly the view of Rachel Morris, a psychotherapist specialising in sex and relationships, who predicts an unhappy outcome for Lucy and Doug ? and for any other friends in a set-up likes theirs.

She says: ?Most of the women in these cases are seeking a proper relationship. In a way, it?s likely the man in this relationship is being quite callous. The emotional consequences are huge ? and someone is going to get hurt.?

She may be right. Lucy?s no-strings partner Doug, 27, who lives in St Albans and works in IT, seems well aware that there are faultlines in their arrangement.

?We probably shouldn?t have slept together, but we did,? he admits. ?I was worried it might affect our friendship, but Lucy seemed fine with us just being friends and sleeping together occasionally.

?Now, I think it bothers her more than it does me. I enjoy her company, and I love being with her ? I just don?t want to go out with her. I value her as a friend, though. She seems to understand me in a way that a lot of women don?t.?

Why, then, is he not willing to enter into a proper relationship?

Doug explains that he had just broken up with a previous girlfriend when he met Lucy and wasn?t looking to make another commitment. ?I?m picky,? he says.

?I have a feeling I?ll meet a woman and know she is perfect for me, but that hasn?t happened with Lucy.? The fact he is risking their friendship by treating her with so little respect seems not to occur to him.

It?s complicated: Friends and lovers Doug and Lucy

But as psychotherapist Rachel Morris points out, sex changes everything: the moment a woman becomes intimate with a friend, her feelings change irrevocably in a way that men?s simply don?t.

She explains: ?Young people today, male and female, pretend sex is no more important than a handshake. Yet intimacy has a profound effect on the emotions, which can be very confusing, especially for women.?

Rachel adds: ?A hormone called oxytocin is released in a woman?s brain during sex, which gives her a biological pre-determination to seek a connection with that man.

?Men, however, are biologically programmed to sow their seed and seem able to disconnect emotionally from sex in a way that women cannot. So friends with benefits relationships are often more emotionally confusing and upsetting for women.?

That may well prove to be the case for 27-year-old Martina Wilkinson, who is in a no-strings relationship with her old school friend Malcolm Atherton.

She insists she enjoys their arrangement, but admits it can be unsettling.

?We meet up every couple of weeks, go for a drink or see a film. Sometimes we sleep together, sometimes we don?t,? she says.?I wonder if our relationship might develop further if we let it, but we have reached the stage now where to express any emotion for each other would be embarrassing.?

Meanwhile, Malcolm, 28, a computer analyst living in Barking, Essex, is wondering how to tell Martina that he has met a woman he wants to have a conventional, committed relationship with.

He doesn?t seem to feel troubled by the fact that Martina is likely to find out by dint of this article.

Malcolm says: ?I have enjoyed my time with Martina but our relationship is confusing. We made? it clear we?re just? friends, but we have complicated the issue by sleeping together.

?I think when Martina finds out I?ve met someone I want to be my girlfriend, she?ll say we can still be friends.

?Then, if my relationship doesn?t work out, I can go back to Martina. Both ways, I win.?

His attitude seems shockingly clinical. All the more so because it was Malcolm who asked Martina out in the first place after they bumped into each other on a visit back to the hometown where they had once been school friends.

Martina, a youth support worker from Pinner, Middlesex, explains: ?Malcolm and I had dated at college but it was nothing serious.

?When we bumped into each other ten years later, we flirted and giggled about old times.

?A few days later, Malcolm contacted me via Facebook and asked me to be his friend.

?Then he went a bit further, using a phone app called Take Me I?m Yours, designed to get couples together. Rather than just saying you want to be someone?s Facebook friend, you flag up a romantic interest in them.? Martina felt flattered, having just come out of a serious long-term relationship. So she and Malcolm started emailing each other.

Next, they agreed to meet in London and enjoyed several dates.

Initially, she says, the idea of having a Friends With Benefits relationship suited them both well

?I liked Malcolm but I wasn?t ready for a long-term romance,? says Martina. ?He?d just come out of a long-term relationship, too, so it suited him for it to be no strings.

?We both felt shy of commitment, so we fell into the kind of casual relationship we?d had at school.?

Malcolm, however, seems more certain of exactly what sort of relationship he was after. He says: ?I knew what I wanted from her ? on-a-plate, no-strings fun. To have a friend I could enjoy being with, with the added benefit of sex.?

But Rachel Morris says that, quite apart from potential heartbreak, the belief that friends can sleep together and not wreck their friendship is just naive.

?It is fashionable, at the moment, to try to take the intimacy out of sex, to see it as a no-strings pleasure that can be picked up and put down at will,? she says. ?But human beings are not made this way.

?If it sounds a recipe for disaster, that?s because it very often is?

?Men and women derive different things from sex. Men in Friends With Benefits relationships are actually congratulating themselves on getting regular sex with no complications.

?The male wants a conquest, that is how they are programmed, and sex gives them a sense of achievement and a physical release.

?Women like the period leading up to sex ? the feeling of empowerment in having a man wanting to sleep with them.

?But once he has slept with them, they can feel powerless.? If he then just wants you as a friend,? how does that make you feel?

?Women are not biologically programmed to have sex and not care.?

It?s a lesson that 24-year-old Evie Moore has learned the hard way. She has had several Friends With Benefits, but says she has decided to draw a line under them because she feels they are hindering her from being in a committed relationship.

?Having sex with a friend can be confusing,? admits Evie, who runs an online fashion business and is also an artist.

?All the moments you enjoy in a friendship ? feeling relaxed in their company, not caring what you look like, baring your soul in the pub, admitting to all kinds of disasters and having a good laugh ? are complicated if you start sleeping together.

?It?s too easy to let the lines blur. In future, I?m going to stop blurring the boundaries like this because I think they are jeopardising my chances of having a proper relationship.

?What will other men think of you if you sleep with your male friends? It doesn?t send out a great signal about your reliability.?

Not that she regrets the long-term affairs that she has had.

After university, when Evie was doing a busy job in the City, she says it made sense to have Friends With Benefits. She was working long hours that precluded traditional dating, so sleeping with an existing friend was, she says, a ?short-cut?.

?It also took away the pressure of having to look your best and be on your best behaviour all the time ? with male friends you can be yourself, it?s easy,? she adds.

?And as long as everyone is clear where they stand ? that your relationship is not going to turn into a long-term romance ? then the theory is that it can be light and simple.

?But I?ve seen romance ruin friendships. I?m convinced now that it is best to work with boundaries and stick to them ? to keep friends and lovers separate.?

Some names have been changed to protect identities.

Source

Source: http://www.athensreport.com/2011/07/the-relationships-where-male-and-female-friends-have-no-strings-sex-but-its-seldom-that-simple/

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Sand, sea and Smartphones: European holidaymakers cannot leave the ...

New research shows that 95 percent of holidaymakers jet off with at least one Internet-enabled device in their luggage; half demand daily access to content no matter their location.

More than half of all Europeans take at least one holiday each year, which means some 250 million people are well versed in planning what essential items to squeeze into their luggage. New research from Brocade shows that, along with sun cream and swimsuits, 95 percent of European holidaymakers take at least one Internet-enabled device with them and are simply not prepared to ?switch off? from e-mail (work or personal), online entertainment or social media sites.

Half of those surveyed plan to access the Internet at least once a day while more than 40 percent actively seek destinations that offer always-on connectivity, from anywhere at anytime, placing a huge burden on service providers and leisure facilities to ensure adequate coverage in even the most remote of locations. For example, a quarter of these sun-seekers reported that they have accessed content from the beach, and, amazingly, four percent have found time to log on in the jungle.

?The findings just go to show that in 2011, we are hugely connected, no matter what we are doing, and we fully expect to be able to get online from anywhere in the world,? said John McHugh, vice president and chief marketing officer at Brocade. ?With nearly half of the people we spoke to relying on connectivity to stream audio or video files while on holiday to enhance their relaxation time, businesses need to consider what the modern traveller wants. Whether it?s a hotel or beach bar, failure to deliver online services could not only damage brand equity but also jeopardize the bottom line.?

Internet penetration in Europe far exceeds the global average ? 67 percent versus 27 percent ? and the number of users has grown almost 260 percent since 2000. Users today demand ubiquitous access to content, from wherever they might be, which has seen use of mobile devices soar in recent years; IDC, for example, states that smartphone sales more than doubled year-over-year in the first three months of 2011, seeing almost 100 million devices sold. Add to this the fact that video and TV streaming will soon surpass Web and Internet traffic, and it is easy to see how modern consumer habits are changing, even in terms of planning vacations around Internet connectivity.

According to the research, typical holidaymakers take at least one mobile device with them, such as a laptop, tablet or smartphone. The majority of respondents rely on these devices to stay in touch with friends and family at home, with 40 percent freely admitting that they cannot be separated from their social media tools.

Surprisingly, nearly a third of respondents use their devices on holiday for work reasons ? such as checking e-mails, downloading documents or just being available to customers and co-workers ? despite almost 60 percent admitting that it occasionally causes friction with their fellow relaxation seekers.

Other key findings included:

- 64 percent of respondents were aged between 25 and 44, indicating that the professional age group is driving the need for always-on connectivity

- Of the respondents, 84 percent relied on smartphones while on holiday, favouring ultra-portable devices over bulkier devices, such as laptops

- Half of those surveyed continued to use their devices (personal or work) abroad just as if they were at home, with more than three quarters regularly downloading personal e-mail and 48 percent accessing work e-mail/documents

- Only seven percent never accessed the Internet while on holiday

McHugh added: ?Whether it?s from a tablet on the beach or from a smartphone on a boat, our research has highlighted Europeans? thirst for content. How to quench that thirst is a challenge, but the ability to deliver always-on connectivity comes down to a high-performance and ultra-reliable network that has the attributes of the networks deployed inside of data centres.

?Our ?The Data Center Is Here? corporate campaign highlights how modern networks need to extend across physical boundaries and enable a common user experience wherever data is accessed, including the 250 million European holidaymakers who are accessing Internet content on their various devices. Therefore it?s important that the leisure industry and service providers ensure they don?t miss this opportunity to prosper.?

In this type of always-on business environment, the Brocade portfolio of high-performance, scalable, cloud-optimised networking solutions offer service providers and businesses the confidence to meet the demands of the roving vacationer. These solutions deliver on the Brocade One strategy of helping organizations deliver information and applications anywhere at any time. In addition, this strategy is designed to help organizations reduce both complexity and costs while extending data centre assets and services to mobile users around the world.

Source: http://www.news.impressvietnam.com/sand-sea-and-smartphones-european-holidaymakers-cannot-leave-the-internet-at-home/

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Egypt protesters defiant after clashes (AFP)

CAIRO (AFP) ? Hundreds of protesters were still camped out in Cairo's Tahrir Square Sunday following a night of bloody clashes with rival demonstrators loyal to the ruling military council, an AFP reporter said.

Fierce battles erupted in the Abassaya neighbourhood after anti-regime protesters were blocked from reaching the headquarters of the ruling Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF).

The health ministry said that 231 were injured when police fired tear gas and protesters were pelted with stones and rocks by rivals loyal to the army.

After the clashes, protesters headed back to join others camped out in Tahrir Square -- the epicentre of protests that ousted president Hosni Mubarak in February.

The fighting in Abassaya came hours after SCAF accused groups in Tahrir, including the April 6 pro-democracy movement, of sowing instability.

Looking tired and dispirited, protesters vowed nonetheless to continue pressing for change.

"We will stay in the square," where a sit-in is into its third week, said Mohammed Amr, 32, wearing an eye patch.

Amr, a tour guide from the canal city of Suez, was injured in the overnight clashes and doctors say he may have lost his sight in one eye.

Asmaa Ibrahim, 19, who was in Abassaya, said she was beaten during the clashes.

"They beat everyone, even the girls. We won't stop talking," said Asmaa, on the verge of tears, wearing the same yellow dress as the day before.

Under the blazing sun, a man played the oud, a traditional string instrument. He said he was trying to "cheer people up."

On Saturday, Field Marshal Hussein Tantawi, the head of SCAF and Mubarak's long-time defence minister, pledged in a television address to work for a free system through fair elections and a constitution.

But the military rulers accused the April 6 movement of "driving a wedge between the people and the army."

In a statement distributed to reporters, the youth group denied the military's accusations.

"We used to think that the revolution changed matters for the better, but we were filled with sadness after this statement was issued," it said.

Despite Mubarak's spectacular downfall, protesters have continued to take to the streets to denounce the military council over the slow pace of reform.

The military has also come under fire for alleged rights abuses and for using Mubarak-era tactics to stifle dissent.

Since July 8, protesters have camped out in Tahrir Square, vowing to continue until their demands are met.

They are calling for the trial of former regime officials, an end to military trials of civilians, the purge of Mubarak officials from senior government posts and the redistribution of wealth.

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Last suspect extradited to UN war crimes tribunal (AP)

THE HAGUE, Netherlands ? The last suspect wanted by the U.N. war crimes tribunal was extradited and jailed Friday, paving the way for the final prosecution by the court created 18 years ago at the height of the bloody ethnic wars in the crumbling Yugoslavia.

Serbia's handover of former Croatian Serb leader Goran Hadzic marks the end of nearly two decades of efforts to bring to justice 161 indicted military and political figures who led the Balkans through five years of turmoil that cost more than 100,000 lives.

He is one of a handful of suspects still on trial, including the top Bosnian Serb leaders Radovan Karadzic and Ratko Mladic, or appealing their verdicts. Once their cases are finished, the court will shut its doors.

It is "a milestone to remember," said chief prosecutor Serge Brammertz. "We can feel a measure of satisfaction knowing there are no more fugitives."

Hadzic, who was caught Wednesday in a northern Serbian village after seven years at large, was flown to the Netherlands aboard a small Serbian government plane after he was allowed a last-minute visit with his ailing mother.

He did not contest his extradition, and was "extremely cooperative" when he was taken into U.N. custody in a wing of a maximum-security Dutch prison in Scheveningen outside The Hague, said the court's registrar John Hocking.

Hadzic, 53, was a warehouse worker in 1991 when Yugoslavia broke up and Croatia's minority Serbs rose in opposition to the country's independence. Through links to Serbian leader Slobodan Milosevic's secret police, he rose through the ranks, taking charge of an ethnic Serbian ministate through the brutal expulsions of thousands of people from a third of Croatia's territory.

He will be summoned before Judge O-Gon Kwon of South Korea, the tribunal's president, Monday afternoon. He will be asked to plead to each charge relating to the murder of hundreds of non-Serbs, mass persecution, and expulsions of ethnic Croats from the Krajina region.

Among dozens of atrocities, he is accused of the destruction of Vukovar and the torture and murder of more than 250 Croat prisoners seized from the ruined hospital of the once picturesque town on the Danube. His indictment describes one incident in which prisoners of war were forced to shuffle through a minefield to clear a path for Serb forces.

Brammertz acknowledged Hadzic was not among the top-ranking alleged war criminals like Mladic, alleged to have masterminded the deaths of some 8,000 Muslim men and boys, who was caught two months ago. Nonetheless, Hadzic's crimes were "extensive and great," involving a conspiracy to create an ethnically pure Serb state that crossed the borders of Yugoslavia's former republics.

Since the tribunal was formed in 1993, "the landscape of international justice has been transformed," he said, and obstacles have been overcome that were deemed insurmountable in bringing Balkan leaders to account.

Before leaving Belgrade, Hadzic was escorted to his family home in Novi Sad, about an hour from the Serb capital.

The convoy stopped in the northern city and a heavy police presence blocked the streets near the home where Hadzic went in to see his 86-year-old mother Milena, who is said to be bedridden and suffering from dementia.

Other relatives visited Hadzic in his prison cell Thursday and earlier Friday. Then, Serb Justice Minister Snezana Malovic signed the extradition order.

Hadzic was discovered Wednesday by Serbian agents who had followed a money trail that began in December when Hadzic's aides tried to sell a Modigliani painting. Analysts say Hadzic's ties to the Serbian secret police and criminal gangs that made huge profits enabled him to hide successfully for years.

Brammertz said Hadzic evaded capture seven years ago "under very suspicious circumstances, just before he was about to be arrested." The tribunal will be seeking more information about how that happened, he said.

In what Brammertz described as a coincidence of timing, the prosecution submitted amendments to his 2004 indictment several weeks ago that he said brought the charges up to date and responded to technical issues. The judges approved the new indictment on Tuesday, the day before Hadzic was seized.

Serbia for years had faced accusations from tribunal prosecutors that it was not doing enough to capture war criminals. Their judgment of Serbia's lack of cooperation was a critical element in the European Union's consideration of Belgrade's application for candidacy in the union.

"This act completed the most difficult chapter in the cooperation with The Hague tribunal," Malovic said in the Serb capital. "We have fulfilled our biggest obligations."

Separately on Friday, Mladic was assigned a lawyer to represent him against charges of genocide.

The tribunal named Branko Lukic, an attorney from Serbia who was lead counsel in four other cases before the U.N. court, to lead Mladic's defense. It had denied Mladic's first choice, Milos Saljic, because he spoke neither English nor French, the tribunal's two official languages.

Mladic told the court he cannot pay for another lawyer. The tribunal said Lukic will take on the case while the registrar assesses whether the court should pay his fees or whether Mladic can bear at least some of the cost.

Mladic is accused of commanding the massacre of 8,000 Muslim males in the U.N.-declared safe zone in Srebrenica, the most deadly act of the Balkan wars.

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Jovana Gec from Belgrade and Vanessa Gera from Poland contributed to this report.

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The Benefits Of Garage Cleaning | ATX Rent To Own | Lease Option ...

Do you use your garage for parking your car? Or has it become like a lot of garages and is so filled with junk that the car now resides on the outside? Maybe you are getting tired of looking at all the mess. Maybe it has become a hazard trying to get through it. Maybe you can?t find anything because everything is topsy-turvy. Maybe, you have watched the show ?Hoarders? and thought you could be the next episode. If so, then it is probably time for you to clean up your garage! Here are a few tips to help you get rid of some of that unwanted, unnecessary stuff you have laying around and to help you organize the stuff you want to keep.

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Having a garage well is a good way to get rid of a lot of unused, unwanted stuff just taking up space in your garage. Not only is it a way to get rid of those items, but you can also make a little bit of money in the process.

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If you don?t have the time or patience for a garage sale, you could donate your stuff. There are many places that you could donate the stuff you are not using in your garage. Donating the items in your garage will be beneficial to someone less fortunate than you. ?????????

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For the stuff you intend to keep, you need to find a good method of storing the items. A good garage storage cabinet can help keep your garage organized and neat. Your local home improvement store will carry a variety of storage units of all sizes for you to choose from.

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Building shelves in your garage is another way to help keep stuff neat and organized. Shelves can help to keep your garage floor clear and clean. You can build shelves yourself or find shelf kits at your local home improvement store that come with everything you need to get your garage cleaned up.

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Cleaning out the garage is a tough job. For some it may require hiring some outside help to get it organized and cleaned. But it really is worth the effort that gets put into it.

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Why is garage cleaning important?

Remember your garage is not your storage room. You don?t need to just pile everything up in your garage. Cleaning it can bring a lot of benefits not only to your home but also to the environment. A garage filled with junk can actually become home to spiders, rats, and even snakes! ?So if you do not want to have creepy, crawly things living in your garage, bite the bullet, put on the work gloves, and get busy. You and your neighbors will be glad you did!

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