Office Space 1) Clean off desk, chair. Declutter as you go 2) Dust bookshelves and all flat surfaces

Living/Family Room 3) Vacuum all areas thoroughly - pay attention to edges, furniture, etc. 4) Wash all Curtains, pillows, fabric furniture 5) Dust electronics and all flat surfaces 6) Wash windows- inside and out and blinds. Vacuum sills 7) Declutter - tossing anything unneeded items 8) Clean light fixtures and wipe off walls and floorboards

Kitchen 9) Clean out microwave - interior and exterior 10) Clean dishwasher and tops of refrigerators 11) Clean out stove/oven 12) Wash upper cupboards - inside and out 13) Clean out refrigerators - wash lower cupboards 14) Wash out garbage cans and underneath sink 15) Organize pantry - wipe down 16) Sweep and mop floor. Wipe down floorboards 17) Wipe down all light fixtures and walls

Bedrooms 18) Clean all flat surfaces. Dust when done 19) Clean all windows, mirrors, glass 20) Wash window sills, floorboards 21) Organize closet and declutter 22) Wash all bedspreads & curtains 23) Organize drawers 24) Wipe down walls and doors 26) Organize toy boxes/storage areas 27) Closet: get rid of ill fitting clothing (donate) 28) Clean out from underneath all furniture 29) Vacuum all areas - including all edges and wall corners

Other areas: 30) Sweep front walk and wash front door. Wash washing machine and dryer. Sweep & Mop laundry area 31) Clean back yard - patio furniture, etc.

Feel free to add more to your daily tasks or change things around to fit YOUR needs and the needs of your living space. You might have a music room or a library. Maybe you have an entry way that requires more than one day to get done. Whatever your home needs you can feel free to add and delete. The point of Check List Cleaning is getting all the Deep Cleaning Needs included within a 31 day period of time. You don't have to start at the beginning of the month, the beauty of this listing system is you can start anytime. You just need 31 days.

Make it a great one!

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Las Vegas, Nevada (PRWEB) September 24, 2014

Window Sparkle, a long-time Las Vegas provider of window cleaning and janitorial services, today announced that they have joined Work in Progress, Las Vegas network of creative and collaborative businesses and workers.

Work in Progress gives creative businesses and independent contractors convenient and collaborative tools and resources to enhance their creativity and improve their productivity. Membership in Work in Progress includes access to downtown Las Vegas events, a support network made up of entrepreneurs, thought leaders and other experts, business tools like Wi-Fi networks and member discounts on business services, and a variety of workspace solutions, including conference rooms, mail services, work lounges, storage and more.

Were excited to be part of Work in Progress, said Tate Eliason, owner of Window Sparkle. As a full-service window cleaning and janitorial service company, were always connected to other Las Vegas businesses. Moving to the Work in Progress building at the heart of Las Vegas helps us be more connected with the businesses and people with whom we work every day.

Window Sparkle has provided residential and commercial window cleaning, pressure washing and office cleaning for more than 10 years. As an enduring part of the community, Window Sparkle hopes to be a valuable resource to other Work in Progress businesses.

Our clients are all over Las Vegas and range from private community members to large businesses, said Tate Elaison. And while these people and businesses may be completely different in terms of their personal or business needs, they have something in common windows and offices that need to be cleaned! By using Window Sparkle, people and companies can focus on what matters to their families and their businesses.

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Window Sparkle provides a full suite of cleaning services to Las Vegas residents and businesses. Window Sparkle has specialized in window cleaning services for the past 10 years, delivering exceptional results at affordable prices. Window Sparkles window cleaning services include windows, tracks and sills cleaning, screen removal and cleaning, sliding glass door cleaning, mirror cleaning, pressure washing and more. The company also provides affordable office cleaning services. For more information, visit http://www.windowsparkle.com.

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Published September 25. 2014 9:38AM

The Quinnipiac Chamber of Commerce is pleased to present its newly elected Board of Directors for 2014-2015. The Executive Committee consists of Chairman, Kevin ORourke, Owner of Fish Window Cleaning; Vice-Chairperson, Tom Curtin, Ulbrich Stainless Steels; Treasurer, Dominic Scarano, Bailey, Murphy and Scarano; Secretary, Tom Gutner, Masonicare; Rep. at Large Nanette Pastore, H. Pearce Real Estate; QChamber Legal Counsel, Attorney John Mezzanotte, Mezzanotte Law; and Past Chairperson, Paul Mayer, BYK USA, Inc.

Board Members include: Lynn Amarante, MidState Medical Center; HR Angelico, North of Havana; Barbara Barbuito, Quinnipiac University; Louis Dagostine, Ciulla & Donofrio; Frank DiCristina, Allnex USA; Tarn Granucci, Wizard Consulting; Diane Grazioli, TD Bank; Ron Hansen Jr., Component Engineers; Tara Knapp, Gaylord Specialty Healthcare; Tim Keogh, Signs by Tomorrow; Hillary Nastro, Choate Rosemary Hall; Matthew Schaefer, Webster Bank. Ex-Officios include: Shay Atluru, Diversified Technology Consultants and JP Venoit, Masonicare at Ashlar Village.

The Quinnipiac Chamber of Commerce, an affiliate of the Greater New Haven Chamber of Commerce, represents 500+ businesses and 20,000 employees in the Wallingford and North Haven areas.

(From Left to Right Back Row): Tim Keogh, Signs by Tomorrow; Tony Rescigno, President of the Greater New Haven and Quinnipiac Chambers of Commerce; Tarn Granucci, Wizard Consulting; Attorney John Mezzanotte, Mezzanotte Law; Tara Knapp, Gaylord Specialty Healthcare; Ron Hansen Jr., Component Engineers; JP Venoit, Masonicare at Ashlar Village; Kevin O'Rourke, Chairman of the QChamber Board and Owner of Fish Window Cleaning; Frank DiCristina, Allnex USA; Louis Dagostine, Ciulla & Donofrio (From Left to Right Front Row): Shay Atluru, Diversified Technology Consultants; Hillary Nastro, Choate Rosemary Hall; Diane Grazioli, TD Bank; Dee Prior Nesti, Executive Director of the Quinnipiac Chamber of Commerce; Tom Curtin, Vice Chairman of the QChamber Board, Ulbrich Stainless Steels; Tom Gutner, Secretary, Masonicare; Matthew Schaefer, Webster Bank.

Missing from Photo: Lynn Amarante, MidState Medical Center; Dom Scarano, Treasurer of the QChamber Board, Bailey, Murphy and Scarano; Paul Mayer, Past Chairman of the QChamber Board, BYK USA, Inc.; Barbara Barbuito, Quinnipiac University; Nanette Pastore, Rep At Large on the QChamber Board, H. Pearce Real Estate

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Maxine Carr worked as a stenographer at the Nazi war crimes tribunal She kept carbon copies of documents she produced at the historic event The stenographer kept the memorabilia in a locked box in her Alaska home Her husband Chand Sud had no idea his wife had kept the documents

By Darren Boyle for MailOnline

Published: 02:14 EST, 25 September 2014 | Updated: 11:42 EST, 25 September 2014

Workers cleaning out the home of an elderly woman in Alaska who died found a secret treasure trove of memorabilia from the Nuremberg war tribunal.

The documents and photographs were contained in a locked trunk in the home of Maxine Carr, who moved to Anchorage after the war.

When workers from the Alaska Auction Company went through the trunk looking for valuables, they discovered carbon copies of transcripts from the war trial tribunal.

Maxine Carr worked as a stenographer at the Nuremberg war crimes tribunal for 32 months

Her amazing story came to light after auctioneers discovered a trunk packed with memorabilia at her home

Mrs Carr kept documentation from the tribunal including letters from senior Nazis on a range of matters

They also found identification cards belonging to Mrs Carr proving that she had worked at the historic trial.

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Worker falls off building at University of Alaska campus By Weston Morrow wmorrow@newsminer.com newsminer.com

FAIRBANKS A window washer working on the University of Alaska Fairbanks campus fell several stories from the side of the Elvey Building on Friday afternoon.

The man, whose name has not been released, was cleaning windows on the exterior of the building when he fell from his post about 2:15 p.m. Friday. The University police and fire departments responded to the incident. When paramedics arrived on scene the man was conscious and able to talk with first responders, according to Capt. Forrest Kuiper with the University Fire Department.

The man told paramedics he had been cleaning windows on the third story of the building when he fell, Kuiper said.

There was nothing visible that showed where he was working at all, so that was based just on what he told us, Kuiper said.

Paramedics put the man on a backboard and transported him to Fairbanks Memorial Hospital. His injuries did not appear to be life-threatening, according to Kuiper.

University spokesperson Marmian Grimes said she did not have information on the victim. Window washers are contracted workers and not university employees.

The Elvey Building is seven stories tall and can be recognized by the large satellite-tracking dish antenna on its roof. It houses the UAF Geophysical Institute.

Contact staff writer Weston Morrowat 459-7520. Follow him on Twitter:@FDNMschools.

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