NICK VASSILEV’s Cleaning Place

I cabbie told me of a professor in finance who was talking on TV the other day. The guy had calculated that if the Government had given £100,000 to every legally working UK taxpayer 2 years ago (when small amounts of shit started to hit the US fans) the following results would have been achieved:

A new addition to our family was delivered at 09:35 today! George Vassilev, a little great man, brought happiness and joy to our home. We wish him lots of health, happiness and luck!

My company has moved last week to new premises. Still in Dagenham, but twice the size of the previous office. Our new offices are 1,700 sq ft and have plenty of space. Our accounting manager, Dima, now has her own private do-not-disturb (:-)) office so…debtors beware!!!

We now have a dedicated visitors’ waiting area with comfortable armchairs, plasma TV (coming soon), coffee table etc. I am planning to install an amerivan billiard table in the waiting area in order to keep visitors entertained (not only visitors ).

I hope the new work environment will help our office girls increase those carpet cleaning and domestic cleaning bookings! In our new office we will be eating recession for breakfast!!!

Много як блог – alabala.org

Не знам как се отразява финансовата криза на останалите компании за почистване в Лондон, ама при нас някакъв особен спад на работата още не се е появил. Дано да не се появява такъв! Има си работа. Е, не е нещо супер силно ама пък не е и слабо. Да видим накъде ще потръгнат нещата.

Аз лично си мисля, че няма да има голяма рецесия, както твърдят всички вестници. Всеки се опитва да ни убеди, че бъдещето е мрачно, дълги години на криза, безпаричие и ужаси.

Хмм, като за начал, всички медии медии могат да спрат да тръбят как английската икономика ще се срине, как ще има дълги години на криза,

While surfing today I came upon this website for Carpet cleaning London

Lots of cleaning services and nice professional approach to them. Way to go lads!

I totally agree it is annoying – see for yourself: http://geekologie.com/2007/03/anti-piracy.jpg

I was browsing the Internet today and found this site – www.novoto.co.uk

Spring house cleaning is a chore that practically no one looks forward to, yet every spring we seem to be struck by the “anti-clutter bug.” Closets seem to burst with items collected over the year and may even tumble down when you open the door, and the garage can barely hold the car. While you have the urge to complete this task, procrastination often prevents us from going through with it. Here are some tips to make your house cleaning and decluttering go faster and in a more organized fashion:

You don’t have to make a day of the entire project. A lot of people start out with the best of intentions-to muck the house out in one fell swoop. The result is that they soon lose interest because the chore proves to be overwhelming, and the clutter is left to accumulate for another season while you feel bad and eat a bag of chips.

Before you even start, call your local charity that picks up donations and make an appointment for them to stop by. Now you have a deadline and thus, a goal! Make sure the pick up day is realistic in relation to your house cleaning; you’ll probably have to go through the closets and store the donation pile in the garage, saving that area for last, and then taking it all to the curb the night before the scheduled pick up.

Start with the worst closet and go from there. One closet on one weekend day should be sufficient to keep the spring house cleaning bug at bay, and help you feel as if you’ve actually accomplished something. (If you’re working on the garage, you may choose to use an entire weekend.) Take a deep breath and pull everything out of the closet and onto the floor. Don’t stop to sort through, just shove it all out at once. Then start sorting the pile. One pile should be “keepers,” one for “donate,” and one for “take to the dump.” Making the choice to donate or take items to the dump will be easier for those of you who have a propensity for being a pack rat by following this simple rule of thumb; if you haven’t thought about where it is or used it within the last six months, it could probably be donated or trashed.

Use translucent storage bins to organize items to be kept but re-stored in the garage, a tall metal shelf can be purchased at any home improvement outlet, and sorting items into bins pre labeled will make your house cleaning go by that much faster. You can even buy colored bins for holidays-green and red for Christmas and orange and black for Halloween decorations. Use a clean, 33 gallon garbage can lined with a bag and set it right next to where you are sorting, it will save a ton of time and back strain instead of lugging out individual garbage bags as you fill them.

With a little forethought and a plan, you can turn the seemingly endless task of organizing and major house cleaning for the year into a few weekends well worth your time.

That is a beast of an amp. Today I managed to crank up the volume to 4 and the master of my high gain channel to 6-7 -whoarrr!!! What a blast! Every time I hit the E string on the Gibson Les Paul Slash VOS Standard guitar, my stomach was vibrating not to mention the walls of the garage. Unbelievable!

I’ve never cranked it up so loud and even at 4-5 it was kicking some serious ass

I am wondering what is the sound going to be if I go all the way up to 10 ?!??!? I will most probably have to call a builder to rebuild the garage