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In this Issue
Quotes God gave us memory that we might have roses in December.
We could never learn to be brave and patient, if there were only joy in the world.
A committee is a cul-de-sac down which ideas are lured and then quietly strangled.
Character is what you have left when you've lost everything you can lose.
Intimacy is being seen and known as the person you truly are.
The key to being a good manager is keeping the people who hate me away from those who are still undecided.
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Create a Kitchen Work Triangle 
Just like most things, having an efficient setup makes work easier. Creating a "work triangle" in you kitchen will cut down on excess movement by centering your work space. For an efficient kitchen, set up three main work spaces.
The "kitchen triangle" connects these three areas with your refrigerator, sink and stove at each point. No one side of the triangle should be greater than nine feet or less than four feet. In addition, the triangle should not be interrupted by traffic or cabinetry. Organizing your most important tools and ingredients around these key kitchen zones will help you take fewer steps to get to the items you need for preparation and cooking. Try keeping useful items in each zone. For example, storing your dishes and silverware between your cook & serve and clean-up areas will help you get dinner to the table faster and dishes put away after washing more efficiently. 
Deciduous trees and shrubs shed their leaves and go dormant during the winter -- making it a perfect time to prune them without fear of shocking them. Here's what you need to do:
Never Lose Important Files Again 
If you have ever lost important data on your computer due to accidental deletion, theft, disaster or drive failure, you know how painful it is. But, unless there's an easy way to backup your files daily, you risk having it happen all over again. That's where a great service called Carbonite comes into play; you may have heard their commercial on the radio. For less than $50 a year, the service will automatically back up unlimited amounts of data. Carbonite installs a small software program on your computer that works quietly in the background looking for new and changed files to back up. It looks and feels like part of your computer, and is integrated with your desktop, so there’s nothing new to learn. When you’re using your computer, Carbonite goes to sleep so it will never slow down your computer or internet connection. The service is private and secure -- encrypting your files twice before backing them up securely offsite, using the same encryption techniques that banks use. Files remain encrypted at their secure data centers, so only you can see them. With Carbonite, restoring files is quick and easy. If you accidentally delete or otherwise lose some of your files, it takes just a few clicks from your desktop to get them back. If your computer is damaged, stolen or “just dies” and you lose all your files, you can easily restore them to a new computer. If you have any data that you just can't bear losing, it's well worth the money. They offer a free (no credit card required) trial offer that makes it super easy to try. Learn more at: www.carbonite.com. Cool/Free/Fun/Trendy: Famundo.com 
Planning a family or group activity can be difficult when you have to take into account everybody else's busy schedule. Famundo.com is an online calendar and message board that merges all your family or organization's information in one place and makes it easy to see what everybody else is doing and plan accordingly. The free site offers you a safe and secure place to keep in touch with family, friends and group members, and to share events, photos, recipes and stories. In addition, you can stay organized with an online calendar that lets you create events, shopping lists, blogs, and upload documents and photos. Learn more at: www.famundo.com.
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