When storage space for seasonal items becomes packed with other items, like things you mean to fix or repair or materials for unfinished projects, outgrown clothing, items the kids left behind when they moved out and many other things that accumulate over time, the job is often much larger that it looks. Be sure to [...]
Mail this post In these trying financial times it is increasingly difficult to find funding for neighborhood associations. With more need and less funds, there is more competition than ever for money. One of the most popular events for neighborhood associations to host is a dumpster day. Traditionally, neighborhood associations like to host annual dumpster days to allow [...]
Mail this post Think about this… no one ever thinks they will end up homeless. But it happens. So, the first time someone is hungry and living on the streets, they know eventually they will need to dig in the trash for their next meal. There just seem to be no other options at this point. The first [...]
Mail this post Dumpsters are available in a range of sizes and shapes to accommodate any size job for homeowners, business and construction sites. You can get a 2 cubic yard mini dumpster or a 30 cubic yard roll-off dumpster, an many sizes in between. The large roll-off dumpster is usually carried to the site on the back [...]
Mail this post One of the most notorious cases of identity theft prosecuted was a case of dumpster diving. Dumpster diving is when someone goes through other people’s trash looking for items they can use or sell. In most cases, the dumpster diver is looking for clothing or household items, discarded by others, but useful to them. Some [...]
Mail this post Dumpster Diving is when people go through commercial or residential garbage and waste to obtain and use food and other materials that may be beneficial to them. This type of waste isn’t the usual Wax Packaging, Seafood Packaging or Poultry Boxes. Instead it’s food, clothing, furniture and other things that can either be used, recycled [...]
Mail this post America: Police State Incorporated by: Andy Carloff Dedication… To my street crew… Jeff Stewart, Pockets, Humble, Twitch, Stray, Skittles, Bear, Beast, and Johnny and Heather… Introduction Unlike many of my other works, this piece is not about theory or ideology. It does not discuss evidence, or reasoning, or logic, as to the ideas that I [...]
Mail this post How To Keep Your Wallet Safe From Pickpoketers Majority of people consider identity theft as an electronic crime. But the truth is that only 11% of identity theft happens as a result of online spam and more than 50% of identity theft that occurs in the US is due to pickpocketing as well as other [...]
Mail this post Shoppers Beware – ‘Tis The Season by: James H. Dimmitt It’s the number one complaint from consumers and it only takes a moment for you to become a victim. While you search for holiday bargains, identity thieves are searching for targets – unsuspecting consumers. Here are some tips to help you safeguard your identity and [...]
Mail this post Filling Up On Food Waste: A Shocking Realization It’s good to remember that companies like Harvest Power aren’t building organic waste processing plants simply to create energy. Food waste is an important natural hazard, just like oil spills or carbon monoxide. First off, why is there so much food waste in America? According to the [...]
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