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From the page: "Yet another New Year is around the corner. Yes, 2008 is in the verge of bidding good bye. This would be the best time to prepare and plan your activities for the coming year 2009. First of all, as with every individual, you wish to have a nice calendar preferably with your favorite photos, to keep it on your desk, guest room, or in the bedroom.

Photo calendar would be better option compared to the plain old calendars which comes with advertisements. There are lot many websites floating in the internet which would help your create your own printable photo calendars, with your loved ones photos. "

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From the page: "Before you tackle your clutter, there are four basic steps to decluttering to keep in mind. Letâ€s take the example of decluttering a single drawer. These are the fundamental steps:

1. Collect. Take out everything and put it in a pile. Empty the entire drawer, and pile it all on a counter or a table. Take everything out, down to the last paper clip.
2. Choose. Pick out only the few things you love and use and that are important to you. Just sort through the pile, picking out the really essential stuff. Be very selective. Put the important stuff you pick out into a separate, smaller pile.
3. Eliminate. Toss the rest out. You know youâ€ll never need those manuals again. Donâ€t be sentimental with this step. Either throw everything into a big trash bag, or find a new home for some of the items if you think someone might have a use for them â€" donate them to charity or give them to a friend who would love them. And yes, you have to toss out all the chopsticks.
4. Organize. Put back the essential things, neatly, with space around things. Clean the drawer out first, of course, and put the very small pile of things you chose back in the drawer, grouping like things together and leaving space around the groups. Having space around things makes everything look neater and simpler."

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From the page: "On 27 November 2008, tiers 2 and 5 of the points-based system will open for applications. As these tiers open we will close down the schemes which they replace.

These schemes are:

* Work permits
* Sportspeople and entertainers
* Overseas qualified nurses and midwives
* Representatives of overseas media organisations
* Airport ground crew
* Some seafarers including those working on vessels on one-port voyages
* Missionaries and minsters of religion
* China graduate work experience scheme
* Training and work experience scheme
* Overseas government employees
* General agreement on Trade in Services (GATS)
* Domestic workers in diplomatic households
* Voluntary workers
* Working holidaymaker scheme
* Au pairs
* Gap year
* Japan: youth exchange scheme"

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StoryTlr, a project that enables you to create a simple event-based timeline of your photos, videos and tweets, has received several significant updates in the past few days, and suddenly - although the authors themselves insist that itâ€s a hobby project and not a â€oereal†startup - it feels like a full featured service with some very interesting usage possibilities.

StoryTlr is a slightly different take on the lifestream concept. Letâ€s say, for example, that you went on a vacation this past weekend. While you were there, you took some photos and videos, tweeted some tweets, sent some mails, changed your Facebook status a couple of times, and so forth. StoryTlr lets you take all this stuff and create a story in the form of a slideshow, which is a wonderfully nice way to see what happened in chronological order. Even better, after this past update, you can embed your story anywhere, for example your blog. You can see an example of one such story here.

I think that this concept will appeal to many users who are sick of being able to update dozens of services telling everyone what theyâ€re up to at any given time, but when they try to revisit their memories a couple weeks later, they simply canâ€t find them. StoryTlr is event-based; when something important happens to you, you can create an event and itâ€s listed on your StoryTlr page under the â€oestories†tab, which makes it easy to find (presuming, of course, that youâ€ll go easy on the stories and not create thousands of them).

StoryTlr also functions as a standard lifestreaming application. Under the â€oelifestream†tab on your StoryTlr page you can find a diary of your daily activities; if this is what youâ€re looking for, you can find it on many similar services like FriendFeed or Profilactic. StoryTlrâ€s strength, however, is in its event-oriented approach and the lifestreaming part is just sugar on top.

Other new features at StoryTlr are theme customization, which includes changing a themeâ€s colors or even the entire CSS; Facebook, StumbleUpon, Vimeo and Tumblr support, as well as full data import, which means that StoryTlr will try to fetch all the data from a particular service, like Twitter, if possible. Put it all together, and youâ€ve got a serious competitor to Tumblr and other lifestreaming applications; the simplicity of the idea behind it will probably win over many users who just want a quick, smart and easy way to share their stuff online.
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