"This is no standard housekeeping role," reads the Housekeeping Assistant listing on the Royal Household's website.
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It makes it easier to stay on top of financial housekeeping for my businessPutting all my business-related expenses simplifies my financial housekeeping big-time.
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Carolyn Forte, director of the Good Housekeeping Institute Home Appliances and Cleaning Lab, told Good Housekeeping that coffee machines should actually be dissembled and cleaned with soap after every single use.
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Kaling told Good Housekeeping she fully understands the public's fascination.
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"I started dry heaving," Robach, now 43, tells Good Housekeeping.
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These include packages with housekeeping services, entertainment and educational programs.
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Then he called her Miss Housekeeping, because she was Latina.
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She had to ask my dad for my housekeeping money.
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Inside, he meets a duck who has set up housekeeping.
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Housekeeping doesn't always show up early enough in the day.
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It seems that housekeeping is also cleaning restrooms more frequently.
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We're going to tighten up, to do some good housekeeping.
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They destroy old proteins inside tiny housekeeping machines called lysosomes.
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We both leave a cash tip for the housekeeping staff.
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Housekeeping: Please write if you run into problems with anything.
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Shima Tassin is famous in Japan for her housekeeping advice.
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Besides the two nominations, the committee will consider housekeeping matters.
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Though it is beneficial, prior housekeeping experience is not required.
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Then he called her Ms. Housekeeping, because she was Latina.
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Lincoln blamed the infestation on the family's housekeeping, she said.
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When it comes to powdered formulas of automatic dishwasher detergents, Good Housekeeping has not only ranked Cascade Complete Powder as one of the best, the site's experts have awarded it a Good Housekeeping Seal.
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The glass jars may crack when they're lit, Good Housekeeping reports.
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We read editorial from Cook's Illustrated (subscription required) and Good Housekeeping.
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Likewise, unlimited "housekeeping" donations to political parties should also be banned.
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"She has the appetite of a lumberjack," according to Good Housekeeping.
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She lashes out at Matthew for his reliance on her housekeeping.
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Now, suddenly, the bureau is the Good Housekeeping Seal of Approval.
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Knowing how to use it was a mark of good housekeeping.
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Think of any home-based service, like housekeeping and handyman jobs.
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Residents also enjoy butler service, 24-hour concierge, and housekeeping services.
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Outsource activities such as cooking, housekeeping, bookkeeping, lawn care and laundry.
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There are multiple complaints of poor customer service and lackluster housekeeping.
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There, they have found jobs in restaurants, construction, housekeeping and landscaping.
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The real danger oftens comes from the seemingly innocuous housekeeping questions.
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Even just a simple "Thank you, housekeeping" goes a long way.
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"Georgian Cuisine and Tried Housekeeping Notes" was first published in 21213.
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The epic housekeeping operations will still be far from over, however.
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While housekeeping is by its nature repetitive, managing the housekeeping department is a more serious operational challenge than it has been for decades, Mr. Hanson said, because of "the lack of availability of employees for those positions."
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" Fisher told Good Housekeeping UK. "Nothing changes, it's an appearance-driven thing.
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A few people asked some housekeeping questions: Will there be an app?
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Housekeeping "The messier you are, the more you should tip," says Schlichter.
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He effectively now serves as the manager of Kasich's "Good Housekeeping" brand.
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Good Housekeeping explains that in Nguyen's case, it's an instance of photosensitivity.
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Keeping your personal and work expenses separate also helps simplify financial housekeeping.
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And some votes pass major legislation while others are just routine housekeeping.
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Next, hire a housekeeping service to give the house a deep clean.
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Cons: I experienced significant housekeeping issues with dirty linens, towels, and robes.
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These motions could range from housekeeping issues to a motion to dismiss.
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Housekeeping services run an average of $285 per month, according to Bankrate.com.
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Good Housekeeping deemed the turtleneck long-sleeve dress "ahead of its time."
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Grudzien's Astoria home in Queens belongs to "Grey Gardens" school of housekeeping.
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"Previous housekeeping or hospitality experience is described as advantageous, but "not essential.
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Housekeeping services started quite early even on a weekend and were loud.
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Our old head of housekeeping was a small woman with a spitfire personality.
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Room Service and housekeeping are hotel services that still require people to function.
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But what about something like the so-called Good Housekeeping Seal of Approval?
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The duchess has a net worth of $5 million, according to Good Housekeeping.
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Q&A People sometimes experience random recollections during routine tasks such as housekeeping.
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There were also some complaints about housekeeping being slow to respond to requests.
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Mostly I like someone else taking care of housekeeping for a few days.
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Housekeeping: We're here if something goes wrong with your cooking or our technology.
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But the furnishings are fairly basic and the housekeeping monthly rather than weekly.
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Housekeeping did, however, maintain a fresh supply of towels and Diptyque soap products.
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"The housekeeping staff was afraid to bend over in his presence," she said.
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Just a couple housekeeping questions in terms of what's going to happen next.
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They have daily housekeeping and have fresh coconuts and almond milk delivered regularly.
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Housekeeping collects the used bars and bottles and deposits them in special bins.
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She's written for Cosmo, Good Housekeeping, Redbook, Bustle, Romper, Scary Mommy and more.
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At least $5 a day should be left for housekeeping, one expert says.
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The Parenthood actor told Good Housekeeping that he was initially suspicious of Bell's optimism.
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We also realized our individual strengths in housekeeping, and made the most of it.
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"I found myself going to housekeeping positions, and then fast food positions," Emmons said.
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See the full feature in the April issue of Good Housekeeping and on goodhousekeeping.com.
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In addition to your stateroom, retirees receive housekeeping services, entertainment and often educational programs.
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"In many ways, things are harder for young women today," she told Good Housekeeping.
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The rental comes with a butler, housekeeping and a chef, according to the listing.
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Clean the World provides collection materials, training and packaging to a hotel's housekeeping staff.
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Give me the, do all the house, do all the homework, I mean housekeeping.
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VHS tapes don't last forever, and many are quickly wearing away, Good Housekeeping reports.
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"We never owned a house when I was growing up," DeGeneres tells Good Housekeeping.
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On the back end, robots are assisting housekeeping by delivering linens and transporting waste.
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A spa, in-resident dining, concierge and housekeeping provide the five-star hotel touches.
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The first component is basic housekeeping: lower the cost of nonproduction expenses, like salary.
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Good Housekeeping rated it the "Best Value" among its picks of best bread knives.
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Good Housekeeping and Cosmopolitan editors list this among one of their top rollers recommendations.
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Next thing on my schedule for that day was a bit of worldly housekeeping.
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I couldn't take it, so I took another housekeeping job for room and board.
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Cons: Guests have frequent complaints about housekeeping and staff not following through on requests.
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Lai recommends light housekeeping, cleaning, and walking as a daytime itinerary for the sleepless.
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Don't count on daily housekeeping, but you might enjoy a more intimate, local experience.
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Pelosi downplayed the meeting Thursday as a "housekeeping" session on the delegate selection process.
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However, others are less evenly split, such as child care and housekeeping (see chart).
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The robot can help astronauts with everything from housekeeping to spacecraft monitoring and maintenance.
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What else is on the brochure, just below Mr. Trump's seal of good housekeeping?
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These rooms are also easier to clean, meaning hotels can pare down their housekeeping staff.
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They wondered if it was cleaning solution but it appeared that housekeeping had not visited.
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According to Good Housekeeping, she hasn't spoken publicly about the princess since her 1997 death.
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If that weren't enough, housekeeping needs to turn over 2,700 staterooms for the new guests.
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The full interview appears in the November issue of Good Housekeeping, on sale September 27.
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Rebecca Danigelis was abruptly fired from her job in the housekeeping industry in September 2016.
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They also say housekeeping came by to clean Cooke's room, but thought he was sleeping.
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Housekeeping, especially at the commercial level, is considered a low-skilled and low-paying profession.
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When they're finished, a robotic arm will lock them in place and do other housekeeping.
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Clinton slams Trump for calling Latina former Miss Universe Alicia Machado "Miss Housekeeping" #DebateNight pic.twitter.
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Meghan, 37, told Good Housekeeping in 2016 that she was a fan of vegan leather.
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A little housekeeping — yes, Zach Tracer and I will be out at JPMorgan in January.
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Good Housekeeping positively reviewed this cleaner, giving it a score of 85 out of 100.
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According to Good Housekeeping, two-toned styles, blonde pixie cuts, and mohawks were also popular.
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For unproved Theranos, the Walgreens endorsement was akin to the Good Housekeeping seal of approval.
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Good Housekeeping notes that this feature makes the Ninja Foodi stand out from the crowd.
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Other amenities include 24-hour concierge, chef-prepared meals, car service, event programs, and housekeeping.
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Other documents suggest Trump's businesses have charged government agencies more than the cost of housekeeping.
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A doctor from Washington whose grandmother had worked in housekeeping in the White House complex.
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The housekeeping robots are just one way the travel industry is innovating during the pandemic.
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Ms. Morales received a call from the housekeeping supervisor but did not take the call.
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The Washington Post highlighted a recent trend of hotels incentivizing guests to forego housekeeping services.
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The server jobs pay $11.88 per hour, while the housekeeping positions pay $10.33 per hour.
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The Fed also announced a few housekeeping changes, primarily of interest to its close watchers.
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Owners can opt for housekeeping services, have their refrigerators stocked or arrange a private clambake.
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Self-service tablets guide guests through check-in, while amenities and housekeeping are on demand.
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Cons: Room design feels a bit generic, and housekeeping could pay better attention to detail.
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It turns out that much is shifting about how hotel chains run their housekeeping departments.
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Jobs with some of the fastest growth include roles in childcare, light housekeeping and landscaping.
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Some housekeeping: We do not allow pseudonyms (including the author), composite characters or invented situations.
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Obviously the fashion magazines will be younger and women's and Good Housekeeping will be older.
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That's why, when things go missing in a hotel, I always look outside of housekeeping.
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After accepting turndown service for my 400-thread-count bedding — my second visit from housekeeping in one day (I'm usually lucky to afford a hotel with housekeeping at all) — I pocketed the tiny bag of expensive-looking chocolates they left behind and headed to dinner.
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I wish we did something similar at home to discuss housekeeping issues, vacations, meal planning, etc.
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Good Housekeeping, although I love to cook, bake, even iron, but only because it's not mandatory.
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Usually, she'd have another five or six people working in housekeeping and maintenance on the property.
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Dr Ohsumi's work, moreover, has wider ramifications than merely illuminating an important piece of cellular housekeeping.
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When housekeeping knocks, they mention that the "do not disturb" sign has been up all week.
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Instead of dishing out major cash for housekeeping, you can always go with a robot vacuum.
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Clinton said Trump called her "Miss Piggy" and also "Miss Housekeeping" because she was a Latina.
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In a single "tidy," men and children were gaining insight into the emotional labor of housekeeping.
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For instance, one usher is in charge of housekeeping, another in charge of food and beverage.
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For some new parents, this feels like permission to prioritize wellness over housekeeping, hygiene, and work.
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I called housekeeping on my last day and begged for more samples to tide me over.
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"We're like a Good Housekeeping seal of approval for progressives in the Democratic primary," he said.
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My personal care expenses include my getting my hair and nails done, housekeeping, and laundry service.
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While previous housekeeping or hospitality experience is favored, it's not actually required to bag the job.
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For instance, a recent article on Good Housekeeping points out an "Adult Granny Costume" for men.
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He had once mocked her as "Miss Piggy" and "Miss Housekeeping" when she was a teenager.
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Good Housekeeping ran it through repeated dishwashing cycles and found only one small speck of rust.
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Ron Jones, in housekeeping, was the staff's best player, one who almost never could be beat.
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The political parties have "housekeeping accounts" that the law explicitly states are not subject to regulation.
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There is also a nightly $20.63 "gratuity" charge, which is distributed to housekeeping and bell staff.
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Without asking, housekeeping brought a second one for my husband while we were out to lunch.
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Mr. Irving-Pease first did a bit of historical housekeeping and searched for the papal edict.
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Cons: Critics have cleanliness complaints, wishing they saw more of the housekeeping staff during their stay.
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Finally, before we get to some links that have nothing to do with food, some housekeeping.
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The two sets of guest rooms would share a lobby, housekeeping services and back-office staff.
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The couple will be in charge of housekeeping and cooking breakfast and dinner for the residents.
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Self-service tablets guide guests through check-in, while amenities and housekeeping are available on demand.
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"I didn't have a mother to tell me how amazing I was," she told Good Housekeeping.
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Just the vital housekeeping function of deleting old messages from nomad took an hour this morning.
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At the same time, hotels are increasingly using mobile housekeeping apps, replacing clipboards and walkie-talkies.
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To find out, we visited a few around Melbourne to take some photos and talk housekeeping.
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Bungalow also furnishes shared common spaces, provides utilities, Wi-Fi and housekeeping in the monthly rental cost.
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As Good Housekeeping pointed out, Netflix's sleeper hit Stranger Things inspired a whole lot of expectant parents.
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Wide-Open Floor PlanAny serious sans-human housekeeping needs a wheeled robotic butler with arms, Cakmak says.
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Hourly fees for the services, which include companionship, light housekeeping and gardening, range from $0003 to $30.
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In an interview with Good Housekeeping, Adams revealed that her hilarious account almost looked a lot different.
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We put together a handy list of the best ones, courtesy of Good Housekeeping and Deal News.
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Lorraine in Colorado Dear Heloise: I've discovered an easy way to stay on top of my housekeeping.
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She said he called her "Miss Housekeeping" and "Miss Piggy" and encouraged her to lose the weight.
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"For the United States, gold, silver and bronze earn $1153,000, $15,000 and $10,000 respectively," writes Good Housekeeping.
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Ruthie, the narrator of Marilynne Robinson's masterpiece of domesticity, Housekeeping, who has to find her way to
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"As an actor, there is so much rejection," Sedwick tells Good Housekeeping in the magazine's October issue.
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You do now: The home comes with a house manager, housekeeping, a cook, and a personal attendant.
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"Housekeeping or hospitality experience would be an asset, but is by no means essential," reads the post.
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During the next few days, older women teach them the skills of seduction, housekeeping, and child rearing.
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What's more, your invitees are not required to do light housekeeping for you or hem your trousers.
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The compound also offers Michelin-star chefs, housekeeping and gardening services, an equestrian club, and a helipad.
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Since then, men's and women's roles have changed in many parts of life — but not regarding housekeeping.
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Ms. Krantz became an accessories editor at Good Housekeeping and later wrote for women's magazines, including Cosmopolitan.
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Rental fees cover accommodations (which include spaces for Airstream trailers), as well as housekeeping services and generators.
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It's Seibel's second equity appearance, so we skipped the housekeeping and got right into the good stuff.
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Most housekeeping workers are women, a disproportionate number of them minorities and immigrants, according to Unite Here!
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When my boyfriend and I moved in together, I made sure not to take over the housekeeping.
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The thinking is that eradicating housekeeping is better for the environment, and for the hotels' bottom line.
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Guests can also pay for additional amenities like a personal chef, in-home massages, and daily housekeeping.
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Less demand for housekeeping services could lead to hotels employing fewer housekeepers or giving staff fewer hours.
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How Tuesday will start Once the Senate trial reconvenes, there will be an initial housekeeping measure: Sen.
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I was treated well, but I do agree that housekeeping could have paid closer attention to detail.
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To manage operational needs like housekeeping, The Hoxton requires 523 hours' advance notice for Flexy Time stays.
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He was clubbable, but wouldn't hesitate to wound a friend for perceived deficiencies of character (or housekeeping).
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The NEA was a housekeeping measure that consolidated a grab-bag of past assertions of executive power.
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Most of the items were mundane housekeeping documents, like campaign finance outlines and guidelines for campaign staff.
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The Heat will pay their food and beverage service partners, security, housekeeping, and part-time arena staffers.
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Mr. Trump had praised her work and tipped her when she was in housekeeping, Ms. Torres recalled.
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Let's attend to some housekeeping before we see what's out there in the world beyond the kitchen.
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Their hotels are targets for robotization, too, with automated check-in, room service, housekeeping and even robotic bartenders.
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But if you're like us and you've ever cared to wonder why, Good Housekeeping might have your answer.
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In 2017, the store's Berkley Jensen Ultra Soft toilet paper won top marks in a Good Housekeeping test.
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In fact, she told Good Housekeeping she's raising her girls Harper, Emerson, and Beckett not to be nice.
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I've worked on vineyards, done housekeeping at a hotel, and even painted a house for some extra cash.
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The next day, Trump defended his decision to call Machado "Miss Piggy" and "Miss Housekeeping" on Fox & Friends.
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When Mr. Trump called me 'Miss Piggy,' 'Miss Housekeeping' and an 'eating machine,' it was horrible for me.
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Trump reportedly called Machado "Miss Housekeeping" and "Miss Piggy" when she gained weight after winning the beauty pageant.
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"He called this woman 'Miss Piggy,' then he called her 'Miss Housekeeping' because she was Latina," Clinton said.
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We asked some professional housekeeping experts to share brilliant yet surprisingly simple cleaning hacks to make life easier.
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I saw housekeeping come out, and they were pointing up, and they said, 'She jumped from up there.
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CNET and Good Housekeeping were impressed with it, and Wirecutter also recommends it as the best budget blender.
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Officials say she was found hanging by housekeeping staff inside her Park Avenue apartment around 10:20 a.m.
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Wiley retired from the U.S.D.A. in 1912 and ended his career as an outspoken columnist for Good Housekeeping.
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In addition to general housekeeping and updates, staffers around the table are asked to pitch Olympic-themed stories.
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CreditCreditRoyal Caribbean Most cruise lines have a large staff that includes a deck crew, housekeeping, entertainers and more.
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She looked down the walkway and saw a woman in a hotel housekeeping apron talking on her phone.
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And she is starting a Good Housekeeping-style certification that brands can use to advertise their sustainable credentials.
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This makes her rejection of him, as a gay man with Good Housekeeping dreams, all the more lacerating.
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Handy offers a wide range of services including home cleaning, home painting, furniture assembly, and housekeeping, among others.
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Rules for thank-yous, from Good Housekeeping magazine: Mention the gift specifically and how you will use it.
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Perplexed, we watched as he ran over to a housekeeping cart and grabbed two fresh towels for us.
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He said the Senate would complete impeachment "housekeeping" this week ahead of the formal start of the trial.
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Later we see her reading "Housekeeping," Marilynne Robinson's novel about a pair of siblings abandoned by their mother.
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Instead he used anecdotal evidence from publications like Good Housekeeping, Ladies' Home Journal and the Playtex Fit Guide.
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The site's Tomatometer has become, as one early employee put it, a Good Housekeeping Seal for visual entertainment.
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They are learning curling, the Canadian sport of ice-bowling with brooms, a combination of shuffleboard and housekeeping.
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For now, as far as anyone knows, certain twisting leaps and obsessive housekeeping are strictly for the males.
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From hidden expenses to housekeeping demands, it involves a lot more mental and monetary effort than most originally anticipate.
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We also have our other staff that includes housekeeping, 24-hour security, shift managers, hostess, cooks, maintenance, and bartenders.
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That is important, because Dr Ohsumi's work has wider ramifications than merely illuminating an important piece of cellular housekeeping.
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They may be wearying of housekeeping and home maintenance just at the point when their parents need more help.
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"It's like saying goodbye to my sister," said Ms. Dennis, who had been assigned to housekeeping with Ms. Cooley.
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While The Guild does not employ housekeeping workers, Carrico says the vendor it works with pays above market rate.
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In a 2016 interview with Good Housekeeping, she dished about the food items she always keeps in her refrigerator.
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I clean the bathroom as much as I can, but then realize housekeeping really needs to help me out.
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Dining out, hotel housekeeping, even Amazon deliveries — saying "thank you" in the form of cash is rife with uncertainty.
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Women lack a strong presence outside of traditionally female fields in Senegal such as sewing, housekeeping and hair salons.
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"[My daughters] are all stubborn — and I mean that in the best way," Shonda told Good Housekeeping in 2016.
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For more details on Conrad's holidays at home, pick up this issue of Good Housekeeping, on newsstands November 15.
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In an interview with Good Housekeeping UK in September 2017, she shared that yoga was her exercise of choice.
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Mars thinks hotel rooms that learn your climate, wake-up call and housekeeping preferences would be a no-brainer.
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Hearst Magazines, which includes dozens of brands like Elle and Good Housekeeping, will manage Rodale's multi-platform content business.
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That means they won't be able to be reviewed by the Good Housekeeping team, nor win the overall contest.
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There are big group activities and high-level challenges, but there are also daily housekeeping things you can do.
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Good Housekeeping used it to slice tomatoes, chop onions, debone a chicken, and even shred basil into fine ribbons.
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Shun was the first brand recommended by the prep cook I interviewed, and Good Housekeeping also loved this company.
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"When I met her and her friends, I was suspicious of their unbridled happiness," he told Good Housekeeping magazine.
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Homefront, a white nationalist women's magazine that focuses on domestic issues and housekeeping, promotes vegetarian recipes for Aryan families.
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The annual wages for the two caretakers who provide security, gardening, housekeeping, cooking and grocery shopping total around $10,000.
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And yet, the federal government wants to issue more visas to foreign workers in fields like landscaping and housekeeping.
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She kept at it, following the publication of "Housekeeping," with one of the more interesting silences in American letters.
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TRENDING Promoting sustainability, properties are offering food and beverage credits and other perks for guests who forgo housekeeping services.
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And now for a bit of housekeeping: We received some emails from subscribers — always great to hear from you!
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Best case scenario is that they do nothing but the minimum housekeeping measures necessary to keep the government open.
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Ohio says the law is no more than housekeeping, an effort to tidy up the rolls, not voter suppression.
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Housekeeping accounts, which can accept unlimited donations, are, in principle, for spending related to party activities, not particular candidates.
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Ms. Yovanovitch started with some basic housekeeping, the kind you could easily skip past in a less suspicious time.
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Initially, scientists believe, the genes that generate venoms carried out totally different functions, usually some innocuous cellular housekeeping task.
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Each night during turndown service, housekeeping replenished fruits, drinking water, and a daily dessert, as well as a signature gift.
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Joanna Schroeder, who has Celiac, penned in Good Housekeeping last year how difficult it can be to navigate this disease.
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If housekeeping isn't your forte, no worries: They're also hiring a groundsperson, secretary and operations surveyor over at the palace.
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Good Housekeeping is an enthusiastic fan of the ReNew parka, and those purchasing them don't seem to be returning them.
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My version involves a folded up towel (sorry, housekeeping) filled with an entire bag of Mistral's Almond Milk Bath Salt.
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Plenty of other celebs, including Taylor Swift, Jessica Biel, and Tyra Banks have rocked blunt bangs recently, Good Housekeeping reports.
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Years ago, I decided that every day, when I got home from work, I would assign myself a housekeeping task.
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We turned to Rachel Cohen, co-founder of the accessible-luxury home line Snowe, to get the 411 on housekeeping.
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"We think that this system can be used as a standard like a good housekeeping seal of approval," Zynis says.
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Image: Hulton Archive/Getty ImagesA horizontal axis Drytime rotating drum for drying laundry, recommended by Good Housekeeping Magazine in 1961.
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It comes equipped with staff, including a chef, captain, activity coordinators, doctor, housekeeping and massage therapist, according to the listing.
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The rental comes with housekeeping, according to the listing, rates start at $1,345 a night for up to 12 guests.
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"I sound like such a tool, but becoming a mother has made me next-level confident," Clarkson tells Good Housekeeping.
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So take a moment to do some housekeeping on your social media platforms and set your profile to friends-only.
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"He called this woman 'Miss Piggy,' then he called her 'Miss Housekeeping' because she was Latina," Clinton said on Sept.
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Men she knows are as obsessive about housekeeping as women, but their décor doesn't define them in the same way.
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Chef Haque cleaned the stovetop himself, which I thought was great housekeeping but unrelated to his duties as a chef.
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I've earned my bachelor's and master's degrees, my education funded by my mom's housekeeping and my dad's carpet-layer salaries.
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It grated all the more, he said, because the housekeeping staff forgot to provide the water and coffee some days.
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The bride's paternal grandfather, the late John Mack Carter, was the editor of Ladies' Home Journal, McCall's and Good Housekeeping.
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Good Housekeeping reports that Tanya Ramirez, a colorist based in Hollywood, is the creator of the breezy tie-dye trend.
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While Scott is trying to cleanse himself of the curse, Khloé is struggling to do some housekeeping of her own.
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Ms. Febres has asked housekeeping to stop cleaning the room just so she could have something to occupy her time.
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Speaking on International Women's Day, Temer praised women for their housekeeping skills and their ability to notice fluctuating supermarket prices.
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Mr. Berger had a steady income and good benefits when he worked as the housekeeping director for a retirement community.
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That is especially true for lower paid service jobs such as housekeeping at hotels and waiters and waitresses at restaurants.
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The inaugural meeting may have been largely housekeeping, but Warren is already distressed about where the board's priorities may lie.
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In addition to calling her names like Miss Piggy and Miss Housekeeping, he would call her fat and ugly, etc.
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A large conch shell served as a marker to housekeeping to change linens, which I thought was a nice touch.
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"He called this woman 'Miss Piggy,' then he called her 'Miss Housekeeping' because she was Latina," Clinton said Monday night.
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And it could be equipped with basic amenities like a dining room, housekeeping services, and laundry and dry cleaning service.
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Chrissy Teigen opened up to Good Housekeeping about her relationship with John Legend, who she's been married to since 2013.
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It may seem like "just housekeeping" or an administrative requirement, but formal HR policies — a code of conduct, employee handbook, etc.
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New York City's first microapartments feature fold-out couches, extendable kitchen tables, and experiential perks like housekeeping and weekly errand-runners.
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They&aposre intended to protect housekeeping staff and others who work alone in guest rooms from sexual harassment and other crimes.
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Here are the top states, ranked by number of Housekeeping Award-winning properties as of July 19: And the top cities ....
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"They also have a big fish-tank in the housekeeping department, with a shelter in it, oxygen and plants," he said.
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According to the Associated Press, Spade's housekeeping staff found her dead in her New York apartment along with a note. pic.twitter.
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It was super isolated, we didn't have a lot of friends, and I was working in housekeeping at this awful hotel.
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Let's count 'em: LIFE, Glamour, GQ, Cosmopolitan, W, Marie Claire, Harper's Bazaar, Elle, Shape, Good Housekeeping, Redbook, Lucky, InStyle, and more.
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"It's quality time we wouldn't get if I prepared meals while they watched TV in another room," Gellar told Good Housekeeping.
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The next thing to understand is the all-important housekeeping arrangement: Who is in charge of monetary, fiscal and structural policies?
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" Alicia Machado: Machado accused Trump of calling her "fat, "Miss Piggy" and "Miss Housekeeping" after she won the Miss Universe pageant.
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She taught journalism at the University of New Mexico while writing novels and articles for magazines like Redbook and Good Housekeeping.
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Two final housekeeping notes: You can't combine any of these student, nonprofit, government and military discounts with any other discount offers.
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" Then she name-checked Miss Universe 85033, Alicia Machado of Venezuela, whom Trump once mocked as "Miss Piggy" and "Miss Housekeeping.
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She also claimed to the newspaper that a housekeeping supervisor at Bedminster made insulting comments about her intelligence and undocumented status.
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" Sharon Franke, a professional culinary equipment and tester formerly of Good Housekeeping, named it "Best Budget Knife for More Serious Cooks.
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Srikaew Attasana, 48, a hotel housekeeping manager from Bangkok, was among the crowd at Siriraj Hospital wearing pink and offering prayers.
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A veteran of magazine publishing—her first stories appeared at the age of 13 in Redbook, Reader's Digest, and Good Housekeeping.
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First, Amazon itself appears to be considering entering into another, related on-demand area: housekeeping and helping people organise their lives.
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Ms. Gangloff-Kaufmann and others say hotels need to do a better job training housekeeping staffs to identify and prevent bedbugs.
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In the 1930s and '40s, Palmolive ran a series of bluntly shaming ads in magazines like Good Housekeeping and Farmer's Wife.
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Their head of nursing told them to stop, as housekeeping comes through once at night to clean the area, they said.
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Those hours can then be used as credits for child care, dry cleaning pickup, ready-made meals, housekeeping and handyman services.
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"A little housekeeping here: Maybe don't text," he said, before pointing out the obvious: He could see her, and her phone.
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"He's conservative, I'm conservative," said Karen Jordan, 282, a housekeeping aide and registered Republican in Lewiston, where Mr. LePage grew up.
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Williams said that on Friday, a staff member from the home's housekeeping team came to the rescue with a hairdressing day.
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While having a kitchen will save money on dining out, you have to request cookware from housekeeping at an extra fee.
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Zain, who is now in his early 20s, was diagnosed with the condition when he was born, according to Good Housekeeping.
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Last year, Eric Trump told Yahoo Finance that the company, under law, had to charge the government for things like housekeeping.
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Farm work, housekeeping and other jobs disproportionately staffed by African-Americans were omitted from programs like Social Security and unemployment insurance.
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Every year for the last 30 years, housekeepers from the biggest Las Vegas hotels have done battle in the Housekeeping Olympics.
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According to Good Housekeeping, Jacob's one special request is for anyone who feels inspired to send him a homemade holiday card.
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"If my shirt is on the floor, it's because I want it on the floor," Trump reportedly told the housekeeping staff.
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After all of the housekeeping and self-care that Virgo season hath wrought, Libra season makes time for something more lighthearted.
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Cons: Room design feels a bit generic compared to some more contemporary hotels, and housekeeping could pay better attention to detail.
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Just one employee, a young man named Miles (Lewis Pullman), now handles everything from the front desk to housekeeping to bartending.
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It's the job of the housekeeping staff to clean up after everyone — including those who might have had too much to drink.
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Even modern instances of the name "Betty" suggests it's a one saved for women who belong on the cover of Good Housekeeping.
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But if you want to start 2017 out with a clean slate, it's important to do a little online and smartphone housekeeping.
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That ranges from sending representatives to check guests in and managing their check-out to handling housekeeping and general tasks and cleaning.
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In 2009, I responded to an ad for a housekeeping job in a Kansas hotel while living in my native Dominican Republic.
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"It's a slice of Saturday Evening Post, a dollop of Bad Housekeeping and a generous sprinkling of the Haunted Mansion on top."
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The 53-year-old was a housekeeping pro, taking the job at the Westin 26 years ago after she immigrated from Vietnam.
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While housekeeping jobs allow Malian girls to send cash to their families, they often trap them in abusive working conditions, said Dembélé.
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In a recent interview with Good Housekeeping, Pompeo mused about celebs she'd like to see show up at Grey-Sloan Memorial Hospital.
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Look out for oversights related to housekeeping while Mercury is in Sagittarius, where it loses its knack for keeping track of details.
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"We used to have conversations about the difference between winning and feeling like a winner," she told Good Housekeeping earlier this year.
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Space Policy Directive 1 had to do with pursuing missions to the moon and Mars, and Directive 2 is more about housekeeping.
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When I was younger, many of my female friends were taken out of school to learn housekeeping to prepare them for marriage.
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In a December 2016 interview with Good Housekeeping magazine, the actor said he was taken aback by Bell when they first met.
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She covers disability rights and women's issues and has written for The New York Times, Good Housekeeping, Glamour and Racked, among others.
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At Club Med, the service staff is actually advised to not accept tips, but leaving a bit extra for housekeeping is encouraged.
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Good Housekeeping explains that like most women who experience PEP and PUPPP, Bostock didn't experience the symptoms again during her subsequent pregnancies.
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He has a large conservative and Christian readership that is drawn to his promotion of housekeeping, agriculture, humility, and devotion to community.
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"The Working Families Party endorsement is like a good housekeeping seal of approval for progressive voters," said Joe Dinkin of the WFP.
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On Cape Cod, Good Housekeeping reported, forty thousand terns were killed in a single season by one agent of the hat trade.
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The check-in process is predictable, there are creature comforts like housekeeping, and you can expect a certain minimal level of service.
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Clinton accused him of calling a former Miss Universe "Miss Piggy" because she gained weight and "Miss Housekeeping" because she was Latina.
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For her part Pompeo told Good Housekeeping last year that it can be challenging portraying the same character for so many years.
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Good Housekeeping and The Spruce Eats named the All-Clad D5 Brushed Stainless Steel 10-Piece Set the best high-end set.
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Dark spray tans became popular in the early 2000s, according to Good Housekeeping, and remained all the rage heading into the 2010s.
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Lastly, some housekeeping: In porn, fingers, toys, and penises are shown dipping into one hole and then into another, then back again.
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Some experts point to different housekeeping practices that emerged after World War II — people were using vacuum cleaners more, and so on.
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Communities like Vivante in California, The Clare in Chicago, and the Sarasota Bay Club in Florida all offer linen service and housekeeping.
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The Sri Lankan authorities say most women go through registered recruitment agencies and complete a 40-day housekeeping course before their departure.
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"She informed me she was smuggled into this country and promised citizenship, legal residency and a job doing housekeeping," Mr. Shamuil said.
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Totally Hair Barbie made such an impact that an authentic 1992 doll can cost over $100 on eBay, according to Good Housekeeping.
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The reviewers at Good Housekeeping liked that this product did a fair job getting rid of grease and removing stuck-on debris.
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"We automate the mass reporting and compliance for all of the housekeeping that comes from using open source at scale," he said.
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The course focuses mainly on housekeeping and related services, explaining topics as varied as safety and security to the hierarchy of hotels.
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He is "deeply familiar with the Trump Organization's financial housekeeping," Timothy L. O'Brien, the author of TrumpNation, wrote in Bloomberg on Friday.
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It also opposes the current Marriott "Make A Green Choice" program, which offers loyalty reward points for guests who forego daily housekeeping.
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Since she relies on Andrew for babysitting his little sister and for minor housekeeping, she can quickly turn from solicitous to nagging.
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A couple of housekeeping items: Like we did last week, we are telling you about two plans that include food and drink.
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One other minor downside: there's no do-not-disturb sign, only a button that turns on a light to request housekeeping services.
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Exactly 100 percent of the time I've wanted to sleep in and forgot to put out the sign, housekeeping wakes me up.
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Credit...Vincent Tullo for The New York Times Growing up in California, Orion Tait used to watch his father's weekend housekeeping routine.
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According to that document, in December 2018 Patem began three months of so-called professional training in housekeeping in the same facility.
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Beatrice works at software company Afiniti, while Eugenie is the director at the London art gallery Hauser & Wirth, according to Good Housekeeping.
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Unfortunately, the shower's glass partition failed to keep the water in, which resulted in a call to housekeeping every time we washed.
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When Emma isn't caring for Bowie, she works for four housekeeping clients, including one who requires that she iron for eight hours.
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When he's not in front of his screens you can likely find him scolding housekeeping, eating McDonald's, or fearing for his life.
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He also said he would let housekeeping know when he wanted his sheets cleaned and that he would strip his own bed.
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Schmidt's Natural Deodorant has 4,700 reviews on Amazon and has been featured by NY Mag's The Strategist, Good Housekeeping, Allure, and Reviews.
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I didn't want to pester the housekeeping staff, who were probably really busy, so maybe I should just put it in the hallway?
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But when a politician recruits millions of followers with bigotry, it isn't just a GOP housekeeping problem: It's a matter of national urgency.
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A quick round of old-fashioned housekeeping could be enough to clear away your virtual cobwebs and give yourself ample room to grow.
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"My grandmother taught me not to make dinner a battle of wills," the mother of two tells Good Housekeeping in their October issue.
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"My daughter is red haired and fair skinned, so we have always been aware of sunburn, but not this," Luker told Good Housekeeping.
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In that same Good Housekeeping interview, the actress alluded to the fact that she has used Ina Garten's roast chicken recipe for guidance.
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In May 2016, Barrymore told Good Housekeeping that if she were to ever be stuck in jail, Diaz would be her one call.
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Alicia Machado Is Donald Trump backing down from criticizing Alicia Machado, the ex-Miss Universe he once called "Miss Housekeeping" and "Miss Piggy"?
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Think back on the last time someone from housekeeping knocked on your hotel room door before you were ready to welcome them in.
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That included rent ($13,500), water and sewer bills ($1,281), food and housekeeping supplies ($2,323.103), entertainment ($1,000) and two car leases ($2,348 and $498).
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And because of that, Engle lost her mother and, she told Good Housekeeping, half her face is now paralyzed, the other half numb.
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Some Czech sexologists even claimed that good sex was impossible in heterosexual partnerships if men did not share in the housekeeping or childcare.
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Now, Good Housekeeping reports that she's speaking out about her experience in hopes that other moms facing the same symptoms will seek help.
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She could buy herself something new to wear; she had saved up some money that Gil didn't know about, out of the housekeeping.
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Across the web, expert reviewers, including those from Good Housekeeping and Best Reviews, give high marks to the Cuisinart Countdown and similar models.
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The pine hutch, a present from a friend when Ms. Clark first set up housekeeping in New York, holds her maternal grandmother's china.
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Known as the "Housekeeping Mayor," Landes used the metaphor of maintaining a home as a basis for the way she governed the city.
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She covers disability rights and women's issues and has written for The New York Times, Cosmopolitan, Good Housekeeping, Glamour and Racked, among others.
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Even if you're not a professional or following the included recipe guide, Good Housekeeping says the controls are straightforward and intuitive to use.
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Unions have already begun considering more futuristic consequences of automated labor in contracts, such as robots taking over housekeeping in Marriott hotel rooms.
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All of the spaces are self check-in and there is no daily housekeeping, and no amenities such as a gym or restaurant.
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H2O allows owners to manage operations, housekeeping and bookings from different online travel agencies on its platform, lowering the cost of doing business.
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She covers disability rights and women's issues and has written for The New York Times, Cosmopolitan, Good Housekeeping, Glamour and Racked among others.
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Everyday activities like yard work, housekeeping, and even walking to the mailbox pose significant challenges for those tethered to heavy, unwieldy oxygen devices.
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The company is already loaded with debt, meaning that to generate a solid return on any leveraged buyout will require some serious housekeeping.
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The taxis that run guests around the sprawling property are painted a pale green, as are the landscaping trucks and housekeeping golf carts.
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Their domestic life, as described in the comic dispatches that Jackson wrote for Good Housekeeping and Woman's Home Companion , was raucous and warm.
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When Rozinisa learned that Patem was sent to "vocational training," she said it was hard for her to imagine her sister doing housekeeping.
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Rooms often come with perks like weekly housekeeping, West Elm furnishings, roof decks and social coordinators to help residents acclimate to their neighborhoods.
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His father was largely absent, and his mother, Lakisha Thompson, had recently lost her job as the housekeeping manager at a Holiday Inn.
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Kaitlyn Dever, who portrays Marie in Unbelievable, told Good Housekeeping that she didn't work with the real-life victim to develop her character.
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D.G., CONNECTICUT The second I read your question, an exquisite novel about two young sisters, "Housekeeping," by Marilynne Robinson, popped into my head.
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His parents agreed to get him the small kids' oven but also got him a G.I. Joe action figure, according to Good Housekeeping.
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We had Drew Barrymore on the cover of Marie Claire in April and Drew Barrymore on the cover of Good Housekeeping in May.
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Good Housekeeping reports that there's an email going around thanking users for their recent purchase on Amazon Prime Day, which was on July 11.
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"So many people think that eating disorders are a teenage problem, but I was in my 20s," Cameron Bure, now 40, tells Good Housekeeping.
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A month ago, pediatric dentist Dana Chianese decided to clean Sophie the Giraffe, the favorite toy of her two toddlers, according to Good Housekeeping.
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"If you're looking for the best dinner-cooking partner and watching-TV-on-the-couch friend, call her," Barrymore told Good Housekeeping in 2016.
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The list also includes more than $6.4 million in real estate and more than $8.2 million worth of landscaping, housekeeping, and other home improvements.
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She spoke of her role as mother, daughter, and sister, lamenting her bad housekeeping, the piles of paper and notebooks strewn about her house.
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Innit has partnered with brands including Good Housekeeping, which supplies recipes to be used with Innit's software, home retailer Pirch and appliance-maker Whirpool.
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The efforts didn't pay off; the eight packages Philae sent back during its brief revival all contained housekeeping data rather than more science observations.
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This dynamic library could help them develop a complete jailbreak by handling some jailbreak housekeeping operations, Levin told me in a Twitter direct message.
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In 2016, one in five employed Asian American women work in service occupations — which include food prep, waitressing, dishwashing, housekeeping, childcare and personal aid.
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With rents in major cities on the rise, co-living communities and buildings — where utilities, furniture, and housekeeping are often included — are gaining popularity.
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Magazines covered include Cosmopolitan, Country Living, Elle, Esquire, Food Network Magazine, Good Housekeeping, Harper's Bazaar, O: The Oprah Magazine, Redbook and Seventeen, among others.
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The commandant of the house was arrested as an enemy of the people, and so was the head of the Communist Party's housekeeping department.
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I loved being able to grab as much shampoo and conditioner as I needed from the closet without feeling judged or waiting for housekeeping.
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In an interview with Good Housekeeping earlier this year, the Northwestern University graduate talked about how calligraphy paid the bills while she pursued acting.
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The others amount merely to bureaucratic housekeeping, targeting those indicted by the special counsel or redesignating targets that were penalized under the Obama administration.
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Our technology matches individuals to bedrooms in beautiful homes and then configures those properties to include furnishings, Wi-Fi, utilities, housekeeping and community events.
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A health inspection report dated from March raises issues with housekeeping, food service and resident cleanliness, but not with the heating or cooling system.
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According to her account, when she arrived for her interview, the housekeeping supervisor showed her around and asked her to demonstrate how she cleaned.
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Japanese companies typically require long hours, which clashes with cultural expectations that women are responsible for the bulk of housekeeping and child-rearing responsibilities.
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"Amazon is so busy just filling their current volume of orders that they have no time for regular inventory maintenance or housekeeping," Chomali said.
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In 1868, Melusina Fay Peirce, an organizer and author, spearheaded the "cooperative housekeeping movement," proposing that wives charge their husbands for their domestic labor.
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She suggested buying some and taking them back to your hotel, where you can request housekeeping to put them in a vase for you.
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The third chapter, which is dedicated to cleaning tips, was ripped from the website for Nancy's Cleaning Services, a housekeeping company based in California.
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Men tend to be more generous restaurant tippers than women, but women are better when it comes to hotel housekeeping, baristas and hair stylists.
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One it&aposs booted up, the TV will guide you through some basic housekeeping options before asking you to input your Wi-Fi details.
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Lastly, Good Housekeeping rated the Crest 3D Whitestrips as the winner in its tooth whitener test because of its easy application and excellent results.
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Initially serialized in popular periodicals like American Magazine, Collier's, and Good Housekeeping, these stories reached even wider audiences when they were reprinted as novels.
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"I have not heard nothing very well yet," said Mario Vargas, a 49-year old housekeeping worker at the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino.
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She said they were told by the woman interviewing them, a member of the housekeeping staff, that they should not discuss their undocumented status.
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But she hated the work because of the low wages and lack of opportunity, so she started finding housekeeping jobs, using the app Handy.
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To date, we've seen ports of much-loved PC games like Quake, Doom, Prince of Persia, and Another World, plus a selection of housekeeping apps.
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We made a deal with our longtime nanny — she takes care of light housekeeping and cooking at a reduced rate, and she lives with us.
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Because Marriott will be partnering with rental companies, it says things like safety, fire standards, and perks like WiFi and housekeeping, will be the norm.
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" Instead, the source said the meeting gives "the good housekeeping seal of approval to Republicans who don't know if they should help Trump or not.
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It gave a Good Housekeeping Seal of Approval to hugely wealthy political donors whose spending had been viewed earlier as suspect, if not downright corrupt.
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The assault allegedly took place at the living quarters of local housekeeping staff, investigating officer Yogesh Kumar told AFP on Thursday, according to The Guardian.
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The new, larger lobby will take over some housekeeping responsibilities, like providing a coat check; another coat check will be added to the Lauder building.
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That meeting led to Tracie going to the Hars' trailer home after school, where Terri would pay her $10 a day to do light housekeeping.
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"He called me, like, Miss Piggy, Miss Housekeeping," said Machado, who was one of many women featured in a critical The New York Times article.
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Ahead, Whitehurst walks us through a simple home cleansing and blessing ritual and shows us how to make it part of our regular housekeeping routine.
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" Markle has previously discussed her love for Garten's recipe, telling Good Housekeeping: "There is nothing as delicious (or as impressive) as a perfectly roasted chicken.
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The Nostalgia Electrics has a 4.5-star average rating (out of five) on Amazon across more than 600 ratings, and Good Housekeeping also likes it.
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For the next two and a half months, Bowman says they'll be doing housekeeping on the spacecraft, such as running tests and uploading new software.
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" Housekeeping For the same reasons listed above, we are also shifting the race for Nebraska's 2nd Congressional District from a "Toss Up" to "Lean Republican.
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"I'm not anti-plastic surgery at all," the 46-year-old tells U.K.'s Good Housekeeping for its March cover story, which hits newsstands Tuesday.
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In nursing homes, nearly one in four workers who directly care for patients are immigrants, as are nearly one in three housekeeping and maintenance workers.
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And we learned he humiliated Alicia Machado about her weight and her ethnicity, calling her "Miss Housekeeping" as if racial stereotyping came naturally to him.
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In a 2017 interview with Good Housekeeping UK, the Northwestern University graduate talked about how calligraphy paid the bills while she pursued her acting career.
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While "Made in America" is the global equivalent of the Good Housekeeping seal of approval, American exports depend on trade agreements to be truly competitive.
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She sent poems to magazines— Poetry, The Atlantic, Good Housekeeping, The Saturday Evening Post —and made a collection of rejection slips, as strange as butterflies.
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Smith added that as robots take over conditionally gendered jobs like housekeeping, "we might be able to start seeing better gender equality, or racial equality."
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Managers are prepared to cut 85033 room attendants out of a housekeeping staff of 80 and eliminate the hotel's turn-down service, WNYC reported Wednesday.
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It uses a Pinterest-style grid layout to present items across categories like cars, phones, clothes, collectibles and contracted services like babysitting, housekeeping and plumbing.
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That's what Fetch Robotics is building, but instead of dealing with housekeeping and Elroy, the robots are designed for warehouses and e-commerce fulfillment centers.
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Daily tasks include housekeeping, dog walking, food shopping, greeting visitors, taking calls, managing dog appointments, working with the regular dog walker, and managing the property.
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According to Good Housekeeping, some down pillows are machine washable, which is convenient, while others must be dry cleaned or only may be spot cleaned.
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In November of that year, when Ms. Diaz quit, Ms. Morales and the housekeeping supervisor took on the job of cleaning Mr. Trump's house together.
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A three-bedroom cottage on the 230-acre grounds is available for $216,270 a week and $214.99,2360 a month, including weekly housekeeping, meals and bicycles.
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Nearby, nine Cabot Cove Cottages will reopen May 1, offering weekly ($1,500) and monthly ($5,500) rates that include weekly housekeeping and loaner bikes and kayaks.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada has taken on single parenthood and housekeeping while leading his country, since his wife tested positive for the virus.
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Some R.V. owners provide free bedding, towels and kitchen essentials, while others offer housekeeping kits and outdoors equipment at a cost; inquire ahead of time.
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When she returned to her housekeeping cart, she said, the man was walking in the hallway toward her with his penis pulled through his pants.
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A notice slipped under her door said that the dining rooms, room service and bars were closed, and that housekeeping would be by request only.
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I always believed that managing one building with high fixed costs (front desk, housekeeping department, etc.) was very inefficient from building owners point of view.
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The property also features other amenities for additional fees, such as a personal chef, in-home massages, and daily housekeeping, according to the Airbnb listing.
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Following a weeklong stay in which someone specially requested her room be cleaned twice a day, not once did she leave a tip for housekeeping.
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The study looked at blue-collar jobs in male-dominated fields like manufacturing and janitorial work, and female-dominated professions like housekeeping and customer service.
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The epigenome is also involved throughout life in maintaining each cell and letting it switch genes on and off as required for its housekeeping duties.
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First, though, a bit of housekeeping: Because many schools are off this week for midwinter break, some of our features are also taking a holiday.
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"My cabin mate is staying with me," said one person on the housekeeping staff who was consigned to his room when he developed a fever.
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After being featured on a Japanese TV program in 2017, she gained a national reputation as a "housekeeping legend" and has even written several cookbooks.
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While I loved the rooftop pool deck, on-site dining, and well-designed public spaces, I thought the rooms and housekeeping could use some improvement.
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Generation Grandparent Sociologists use the term "intensive grandparenting" to refer to a commitment to providing regular child care, often accompanied by housekeeping or other tasks.
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Generation Grandparent Sociologists use the term "intensive grandparenting" to refer to a commitment to providing regular child care, often accompanied by housekeeping or other tasks.
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Before long, 2,000 a day were streaming through the place, taking and teaching courses, offering and receiving day care, doing the housekeeping, conducting sociological research.
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By saying that he "wrote in a distinguished Republican name," he firmly gave the "Good Housekeeping Seal of Approval" to act in an untraditional manner.
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The Las Vegas contests is the most famous, but housekeeping competitions also happen in other places in North America, like Denver, and Banff in Canada.
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After nearly two years with the family in Chappaqua, Emma learned of a housekeeping job in Long Island that paid fifty dollars more per week.
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When I got down on the floor to look for it under the bathroom vanity, I discovered a couple of discarded Doritos missed by housekeeping.
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Clinton said Trump, the former owner of the Miss Universe pageants, had called Machado "Miss Piggy" and also "Miss Housekeeping" because she was a Latina.
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About a mile away, the Residences at Mandarin Oriental Mayfair, with 80 luxury apartments, housekeeping and a rooftop bar, are slated to open in 2021.
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This panel includes Rachel Rothman, Chief Technologist for the Good Housekeeping Institute and Director of the Institute's Engineering Department; Jane Francisco, EIC of Good Housekeeping; Birnur Aral, Director of Beauty & Health Sciences; Matt Demers, VP, Quality Assurance, HSN; Chris Gassett, Assistant General Counsel, HSN; Heather Holdsworth, VP, Merchandise Planning; Adam Marland, Senior Buyer, Culinary; Neal Martinelli, VP of Merchandising, Electronics; and Dara Trujillo, VP, Merchandising, HSN.
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Instead of scheduling an all-day, marathon housekeeping session, kick off the New Year by simply throwing out all of the obsolete stuff you're hanging onto.
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Bob-Be Sparks, a housekeeping manager at the Holiday Inn downtown, said she had hired 28 refugees this year, and just two other residents of Missoula.
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She said Trump, who owned the pageant at the time, had called her "Miss Housekeeping" and "Miss Piggy" when she gained weight after winning the contest.
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What's more, in a little bit of Fishy housekeeping, in my last blog I asked for viewer votes over who deserved to win last week's award.
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Obama, who has met Prince Harry before during visits to England, recently told Good Housekeeping that she hopes Markle won't feel rushed in her her role.
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Hillary Clinton raised in Monday's debate the fact that he called Alicia Machado "Miss Piggy" and "Miss Housekeeping" after she won his 1996 Miss Universe pageant.
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In her 2016 interview with Good Housekeeping, Barrymore said if she were ever to go to jail, Diaz would be the first person she would call.
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The villa comes with a private chef, housekeeping and butlers, according to the listing, and rates start at $1,750 per night for up to 18 guests.
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More than 500 food and beverage and housekeeping employees at the Trump International Hotel Las Vegas entered into a four-year collective bargaining agreement effective Jan.
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Most recently, he offended Hispanics with his attacks on a former Venezuelan beauty queen, whom Clinton said he called "Miss Housekeeping" because she was a Latina.
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The 10-minute mini-set ends with a story about a recent hotel stay, an encounter with rude housekeeping staff, and an acknowledgment of white privilege.
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"Accreditation is seen as a Good Housekeeping Seal of Approval for some patients, especially those in the nursing home setting," she said in a phone interview.
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Moreover, the at-home versions don't provide all the services — like scheduled transportation, meals and housekeeping — that members would have if they moved onto a campus.
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It's bad enough he called former Miss Universe Alicia Machado 'Miss Piggy' for gaining weight, he also called her 'Miss Housekeeping' because she is a Latina.
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It's part of an exclusive oceanfront community called Montage Residences, where residents can access hotel amenities that include the concierge, room service, housekeeping, and a spa.
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At the debate, Clinton noted that Trump had once called Machado "Miss Piggy" and "Miss Housekeeping," the latter term an apparent reference to her Latina heritage.
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Good Housekeeping rated this model 4 out of 5 for ease of use, 5 out of 5 for design, and 4 out of 5 for performance.
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Good Housekeeping noted that, regardless of manufacturer directions, hand washing and drying maintains the sharpness of a knife blade longer than running it through the dishwasher.
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It's not just—as Ruth Whippman brilliantly demonstrated at The Pool—that the cool new tidying advice is aimed, much like older housekeeping advice, at women.
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The detention standards state: "Detainees shall be able to volunteer for work assignments but otherwise shall not be required to work, except to do personal housekeeping."
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" In 2016, "Miss Universe" winner Alicia Machado said she gained 15 pounds and that Trump called her "Miss Housekeeping," because she is Latina, and "Miss Piggy.
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The proposal even recently got a nod from "Gridlock" Sam Schwartz, which is kind of like the Good Housekeeping Seal, but for New York City development.
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In early 2200, an article in Good Housekeeping signaled the coming of a law that makes President Trump's campaign for immigration restriction seem mild by comparison.
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There were two other mishaps: When we first opened the door, our pillows languished atop the bed without pillowcases (an oversight housekeeping rectified within 10 minutes).
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Tuesday's dismissal mostly amounted to judicial housekeeping, clearing out challenges to the March order as the justices await eventual appeals from the one issued in September.
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The most common complaints were the variety of fees (resort, parking, etc.) tacked on that inflated an otherwise cheap price, and some inconsistencies in housekeeping services.
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Merritt, 35, is a Brooklyn-based freelance writer and editor whose work has appeared in a variety of publications including Good Housekeeping and The Village Voice.
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Then last August, Greater New York Hospital Association dumped more than $1 million into the housekeeping account of the State Democratic Party, which Mr. Cuomo controls.
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Boll & Branch's sheets were also top pick at the Good Housekeeping textile labs, where testers found that the sheets keep their generous sizing even after washing.
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The Good Housekeeping textile labs found these to be pill-resistant, strong, and shrink-resistant in its tests and chose them as a favorite percale sheet.
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If the House transmits the impeachment articles on Wednesday, the Senate could swear in senators as jurors and take care of other housekeeping measures this week.
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We'd do this differently next time: Try a different room type for hopefully a quieter base with a better view and to give housekeeping another chance.
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Since the apartment is located in a hotel, residents would have access to its amenities as well, like housekeeping and room service, according to the listing.
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"He loves beauty contests, supporting them and hanging around them and he called this one 'Miss Piggy' and then he called her 'Miss Housekeeping,'" she said.
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Call housekeeping to request your favorite pillow (most hotels offer a "choose your pillow" service); you'll experience sleep more similar to that in your own bed.
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Barbara DeLollis, a spokeswoman for Marriott, said housekeeping managers could assign extra help or extra time if an excessively dirty room was brought to their attention.
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What follows is a slow, sidling dance of advance and retreat as Gordon gradually becomes accustomed to Marley's helping with housekeeping and hanging around to chat.
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In that case, you may want to check out — and into — hotels in these 20 hyper-hygienic U.S. destinations, as determined by AAA's Best of Housekeeping awards.
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"Yasmine, Priyanka and I all call ourselves the Powerpuff Girls," Braddy, 29, says in PEOPLE exclusive preview of the March issue of Good Housekeeping, on stands Tuesday.
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Rocha, 28, her husband, artist and designer James Conran, and their daughter, Ioni, 2, opened their Westchester, New York, retreat to Good Housekeeping in their latest issue.
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They — and marketing affiliates they paid — ran sites that resembled established news and magazine sites, like Good Housekeeping and Men's Health, on legitimate-sounding domains like goodhousekeepingtoday.
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Speier and other critics have also questioned whether politicians who sleep in the office are receiving an unfair benefit because they rely on taxpayer-funded housekeeping services.
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Apparently, he spent $93 million on Beverly Hills shopping sprees, and Benz&aposs, and Range Rovers, and housekeeping, and racked up a bunch of pricey real estate.
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Good Housekeeping U.K. interviewed Marks & Spencer's agronomist – Charlotte Curtis, an expert in soil management and crop production – and she shared her favorite ways to enjoy cocktail avocados.
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Two decades ago, Trump called Machado "Miss Piggy" and "Miss Housekeeping," and more recently accused her of having made a sex tape, despite not producing any evidence.
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That way, housekeeping tasks don't tax the CPU, leaving all that processing power free when you need to do things like crunch 4K video and VR renders.
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"They want the FDA's Good Housekeeping seal of approval," Gaba said last week, adding, however, that drug makers would like to provide less data to get it.
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A vocational-training centre affiliated with the Hong Kong Association for Democracy and People's Livelihood, a political party, trains migrants in trades such as housekeeping and massage.
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Oyo Workspaces will offer a range of services across all of its centres, such as a Wi-Fi connection, in-house kitchen, housekeeping, storage and parking spaces.
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By comparison, the industry average wage for housekeeping in the New York City metro area is just $17.63 an hour, according to Bureau of Labor Statistics data.
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The parenting foursome planned this trip together, according to Good Housekeeping, and kept it secret that Maddie's mom and her husband, Luke Bankert, would be joining them.
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Temperatures that might kill a rapidly dividing organism can become bearable if the microbe doesn't have to find food, make proteins and attend to other housekeeping tasks.
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Housekeeping director for the Hyatt hotel, Julien Woerpel, went on to explain to CNN Travel where the idea to take all of the fun photos came from.
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Actually, I'm going to just tell you what the folks at Good Housekeeping suggest: For leather they like Aquaseal products and for suede they recommend McNett ReviveX.
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That is, Hoshino Resorts employees aren't specialized in one role — reception, housekeeping or kitchen duty, for example — and they are instead trained to perform across all duties.
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Then the public will be able to vote for their own favorite, which will be taken into consideration when HSN and Good Housekeeping select the final winner.
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A home health care aide for a limited number of hours to help with dressing, eating and other daily activities, possibly including household chores and light housekeeping.
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Boyes makes sure that she brings plenty of $1 bills, so she's prepared to tip housekeeping staff and others without having to run off and get change.
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Her mother is a blackjack dealer at Caesar's Palace, one of the mega-casinos on the Las Vegas Strip, while her father works in housekeeping at another.
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Major national environmental, consumer and health nonprofits, such as the American Cancer Society, the Environmental Working Group and the Good Housekeeping Institute, have also backed the plan.
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They recorded some success with upbeat tales of Republican women scattered through the pages of publications such as Glamour, Good Housekeeping, Marie Claire and, most recently, Elle.
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I started out in a hospital's housekeeping department and then went back to school to become an MRI technologist through a training fund offered by my union.
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Within just a few short years of the ratification of the 19th Amendment, multiple magazine headlines, from Harper's to Good Housekeeping, asked: Is Women's Suffrage a Failure?
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His mother, Lillian, was a nurse and helped deliver the girl, and brought her son over the next day to see the baby, according to Good Housekeeping.
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If you arrive early, don't expect to be able to get into your room, as there are often communications difficulties between housekeeping staff and the front desk.
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In its review, Good Housekeeping says this Pacific Coast pillow looks great and delivers a high level of comfort, thanks to the use of feathers and down.
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For many years Mr. Robinson made a living as an editor at magazines like Seventeen and Good Housekeeping, but baseball and other sports were always his passion.
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Groups like Service Employees International Union, which mainly represent women working in industries like home care, housekeeping, and health care, say their members didn't vote for Trump.
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Some deal housekeeping: The acquisition is for all stock, and 21st Century Fox shareholders will receive 0.2745 Disney shares for each 21st Century Fox share they hold.
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Early on, assisted living companies planned to serve fairly healthy retirees, offering meals, social activities and freedom from home maintenance and housekeeping — the so-called hospitality model.
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I found housekeeping to be wonderful — one night we even returned to a towel animal that was wearing my glasses and reading a magazine about Disney Springs.
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The David Promenade is next to the forthcoming Kempinski Hotel, and residents will have access to all the hotel's amenities, including room service, housekeeping and a spa.
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She said that James had lured her inside for a housekeeping interview — and that he'd been screaming when he started ripping her clothes off and beating her.
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The report notes, for example, that the money spent by the Brooklyn College president on housekeeping could have provided full annual scholarships for up to six students.
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Her mother was an art director at 17 Magazine, Good Housekeeping and Golf magazines and is now a real estate agent at Douglas Elliman in New York.
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From the small business seller's point of view, it's important to take all the necessary steps to prepare the company for sale from a corporate housekeeping perspective.
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Six years ago, a member of housekeeping brought me a wooden chair frame, gave me fabric and a photo, and asked me to make a wing chair.
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Presets and controls: Good Housekeeping suggests finding a microwave with a whole host of presets, but those can often be faulty, and add confusion to the interface.
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Her governess had insisted that besides her lessons she should also learn housekeeping, and she would have been ashamed to show herself less adept than these two.
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Chambers' case went to trial, where his lawyer, Jack Litman, according to Good Housekeeping, concocted a defense strategy that made Levin look promiscuous and lacking in character.
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Mr. Dumpert says it is quite likely that several hotel employees, including members of the housekeeping and maintenance staff, can open the safe with a master combination.
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Early on, Aronofsky's Mother explains that she "want[s] to make a paradise" out of His home, pouring her soul into the restoration — constantly decorating, cooking, housekeeping.
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As for Aunt Sammy, she disappeared in 1934, though the bureau's housekeeping show continued until 1946; the bureau itself was subsumed into the Agriculture Department in 1962.
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I've had instances where my room wasn't ready for check in, housekeeping did not come, neighbors were partying all night or the gym was closed for renovations.
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The cheeky moving posters give a wink and nod to classic Americana like the Saturday Evening Post, Good Housekeeping and American Gothic — but with a distinctly dark twist.
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"As (strep) travels through the body, it can set up housekeeping, if you will, in various locations in the body and cause damage at those locations," he said.
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Good Housekeeping previously reported the style gained popularity during World War II because of claims that it allegedly offered added protection for women working on the production lines.
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WeLive is the residential offering from WeWork, offering members a fully-furnished apartment, complete with amenities like housekeeping, mailroom, and on-site laundry, on a flexible rental schedule.
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Knepper and other women attorneys found themselves tasked with "housekeeping" administrative duties within the office, while their male colleagues were left with freedom to shore up their careers.
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But they'll also be able to contact services like in-room dining, the concierge, the front desk, housekeeping, the spa, and so on, just by speaking to Alexa.
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As The Next Web notes, the Amiga system didn't even have 10,000 games, so the archive could probably use a little housekeeping to get rid of some duplicates.
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But Hansson said if she had been treated as 1996 winner Alicia Machado says she was -- called "Miss Piggy" and "Miss Housekeeping" by Trump -- she would be upset.
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Mandatory hotel fees — for amenities like the use of a hotel pool, breakfast, towel services, Wi-Fi, newspapers or housekeeping — are getting more attention from the U.S. government.
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We keep our housekeeping cart and supplies at each property, and there's a place for housekeepers to go if they have a bit of downtime, although that's rare.
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Second, housekeepers and housekeeping managers with whom we work almost always have hotel backgrounds, having worked at the Waldorf Astoria, The Conrad and Sofitel, to name a few.
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After people told her she should give away her five adopted dogs during her pregnancy, she clapped back with a sweet maternity photoshoot starring them, Good Housekeeping reports.
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"No matter where I'm trying to entertain, everybody always ends up in the kitchen," the fashion designer and lifestyle maven tells Good Housekeeping in the mag's December issue.
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Alexa for hospitality would assist in providing services ranging from ordering room service to requesting housekeeping or calling the concierge for dinner recommendations without picking up the phone.
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Then she brought up a Miss Universe contestant, noting that Trump called her "Miss Piggy" because he thought she was overweight and "Miss Housekeeping" because she is Latina.
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Sadly, for those of you who are pro half Christmas tree, Argo will only be shipping its orders within the UK this holiday season, according to Good Housekeeping.
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On Wednesday afternoon, we met Great British Bake Off 2015 champion Nadiya Hussain at the Good Housekeeping Institute Cookery School in London for a live cake decorating challenge.
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Acknowledging that, some hotels now offer guests a cash incentive or some other perk to encourage them to forgo housekeeping services and help conserve water and other resources.
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The certification is intended to help clean fuel producers distinguish themselves to customers seeking green products — a kind of Good Housekeeping Seal of Approval for the environmentally conscious.
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The items, advertised on websites designed to resemble publications like Men's Health and Good Housekeeping, featured phony endorsements from celebrities like Paula Deen, Jennifer Aniston and Jason Statham.
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Judging will take place over three days, with 10 finalists selected in September to be featured in the December issue of Good Housekeeping, out on newsstands November 15.
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Washington (CNN)A trio of housekeeping staff noticed Barbara Bush standing in a hotel hallway with her son, Jeb, on a snowy February day in Concord, New Hampshire.
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The Gladden website notes that complimentary housekeeping is available every day, so you wouldn't have to worry about cleaning the bathroom (or any other room in the villa).
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"This is a housekeeping matter in the Congress of the United States, so we can honor the responsibility of the invitation we extended to the President," said Pelosi.
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Women who did not adhere to the requirements of the 1950's cult of domesticity were often censured in women's magazines like Good Housekeeping and Ladies Home Journal.
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Jillette decided he need to lose weight and completely overhaul his lifestyle several years ago after doctors found a 90% blockage in his heart, according to Good Housekeeping.
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She talks about how housekeeping and house cleaning are essentially pushing against the negative, and that is why it cannot be as satisfying as working outside the home.
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Tammy Yew, 77, was waiting in the median at Northern Boulevard on her way to her housekeeping job when she saw the charter bus zooming down the street.
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I tiptoed through upside-down rooms and kitchens with rumbling floors, past sinks running with blood and candles sliding along mantels, and declined housekeeping from an undead maid.
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When Ms. Morales joined the housekeeping team in 2013, Ms. Diaz was in charge of training her, and began to take her to tend to Mr. Trump's house.
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I'm familiar with the card in the room suggesting guests reuse their towels and sheets to help the environment, but I'd never heard of hotels eliminating housekeeping altogether.
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As for its "lean luxury" theme, this is a winning formula on paper but there were times when I wished they had bulked up on housekeeping and maintenance.
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The owners of a luxury villa in Ibiza are looking for a couple to manage their property, which will require tasks such as housekeeping, cooking, and hosting events.
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SweetRush worked with Hilton to develop a VR experience to give office staff a taste of the reality of running a hotel, from the front desk to housekeeping.
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For too long, our immigration policy has skewed toward the interests of the wealthy and powerful: Employers get cheaper labor, and professionals get cheaper personal services like housekeeping.
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"You have spent so much time planning the wedding that it's nice to be pampered at a hotel with housekeeping, room service and other amenities," Mr. Augerinos said.
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People who dole out cash to save time on things like housekeeping, delivery services and taxis are a little bit happier than those who don't, new research finds.
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Many of them toil in agricultural and meat-processing jobs, provide child care and elder care, and do the hotel housekeeping that is critical to our tourism industry.
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Finally, some good news for me and some housekeeping for you: Julia Moskin, Tejal Rao and Emily Weinstein will be in your inbox these next couple of weeks.
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The dismissal on Tuesday mostly amounted to judicial housekeeping, clearing out challenges to the March order as the justices await eventual appeals from the one issued in September.
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Sport Luxe is a two-time Allure Best of Beauty winner with 257 5-star reviews on Sephora and has been featured by Rank & Style and Good Housekeeping.
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" Perhaps it should be little surprise that when Trump performed the tasks of his hotel staff in Chicago, as a stunt for Oprah, his favorite job was "housekeeping.
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"This is a housekeeping matter in the Congress of the United States so that we can honor the responsibility of the invitation we extended to the president," she said.
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You'll want to dive in and start using it as soon as you can, of course, but there are just a few housekeeping chores to take care of first.
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The three styles of lamps in question were sold under the brand Lumière at Michaels between July and November 2016, though some were also on Amazon, Good Housekeeping reported.
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The nearly 8,000-square-foot contemporary home is in the Montage Residences, where owners have access to the hotel's amenities, including room service, housekeeping, the spa and the concierge.
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Prices have yet to be finalized, but customers can expect to rent the robot for around $225 a month, which will include six to eight hours of housekeeping services.
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Across her page, you can find her wearing lip masks, under-eye masks, nail masks, and even a stomach mask, which she told Good Housekeeping burned like no other.
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" Occupation: Actor Good housekeeping: "This is the first apartment I've lived in that my family doesn't walk in and go, 'We need to fumigate, we need to build bookshelves.
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The 10 U.S. cities and 10 U.S. states in AAA's new housekeeping ranking are home to the greatest number of tidy inns, hotels, motels and resorts in the nation.
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Claridges is about as British as five-star hotels come, which means housekeeping was supremely unflustered and unfailingly polite when I ask permission to relieve myself in their beds.
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One quick solution is to "focus on an imaginary scenario, which is unimportant but has a story, thereby diverting your attention," sleep expert Dr. Neil Stanley told Good Housekeeping.
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Bryan: Every new season of Game of Thrones requires a little housekeeping as the creators line up the characters across the playing field in preparation for the season's battles.
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Prices range from $55 to $140, according to Consumer Reports, and the New Balance 895 Superlight Superfresh was described as "among the most comfortable" by testers for Good Housekeeping.
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During last week's presidential debate, Clinton criticized Trump's temperament and cast a spotlight on Machado, nothing that he previously called her "Miss Piggy" and "Miss Housekeeping" in the '90s.
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Cenovus spokesman Reg Curren said the filing is a "corporate housekeeping measure" that updates the company's existing prospectus for a $5 billion mixed shelf offering, which expires next year.
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" Following prayers lead by religious leaders, voices of politicians, and the applause for Trump's housekeeping staff, the question rings out over the crowd: "Is anybody ready for some tacos?
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This was true when former Mayor Michael Bloomberg did quite similar things to prop up the Republican Party majority in the State Senate, giving millions to party "housekeeping" accounts.
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Total employed in the US: 2,790What they do, according to O*NET: Maids and housekeeping cleaners keep neat and orderly rooms, whether they're cleaning bedrooms, offices, bathrooms, or hallways.
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And you don't have to worry about keeping it clean, thanks to the complimentary housekeeping services that are included with the package, according to a Kanu representative told Insider.
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Instead, we've seen hundreds of housekeeping aides, nursing assistants, food service workers, and medical support assistants – most all of whom earn less than $2202,2628 a year – lose their job.
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The house also comes with its own concierge, who is able to provide additional services, like daily housekeeping, or booking private plane travel or last-minute reservations at Nobu.
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Machado had said in May that Trump called her "Miss Piggy" and "Miss Housekeeping" after she gained weight, but Clinton's bringing up of the story gave it new life.
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And each apartment comes outfitted with digital and connected infrastructure so that tenants can monitor their apartment and arrange maintenance, housekeeping and other services directly through Blueground's mobile app.
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For instance, find a quiet area to work for some deep thinking, while sitting outside on your patio might work to respond to emails and other housekeeping-type tasks.
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The project will create 65 jobs, 45 of which will be in housekeeping and food service and will have an average base pay of less than $20,000 a year.
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Early in the premiere, the anxious, fussy Nandor holds a meeting to deal with housekeeping issues, such as the problem of people leaving their guests sitting around half-drunk.
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Evrard admitted it was "not sexy" work, and it had been difficult to motivate people to undertake the massive housekeeping task until the upcoming LIU project highlighted its necessity.
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Among those removed were over 200 housekeeping aides, nearly 150 nursing assistants and nearly 100 food-service workers — representing three of the top four positions with the most removals.
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The textile labs at Good Housekeeping have found that the sweet spot is between 300 to 500 thread-count, though you can find comfortable sheets at lower thread counts.
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She paid for someone to get rid of all of the boxes from her new house and hired housekeeping and grocery delivery services — a change from graduate student life.
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"The NASA team has been able to read some basic housekeeping data from the spacecraft, suggesting that at least the main control system is operational," according to NASA's statement.
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Almost immediately following his inauguration, President Trump took part in a signing ceremony where he made his cabinet picks official, as well as a few other pieces of housekeeping.
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Around 24.5 former St. Clare's workers — nurses, orderlies, lab technicians, clerical and housekeeping staff — were told they wouldn't get any of their pension benefits, according to a court filing.
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Core goods excludes food and energy; tariff-related goods prices includes laundry equipment and other appliances, furniture and bedding, housekeeping supplies, window and floor coverings, auto parts and bicycles.
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In order to pass the interview with Tracey Waterman, head of housekeeping recruitment at the royal household, candidates must spot the dead fly she&aposs hidden in plain sight.
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When prodded by Motherboard, agencies such as the EPA have rebutted claims that the changes are symbolic of Trump's anti-science attitude, saying that website updates are simply routine housekeeping.
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Rooms will be outfitted with an Echo device, and can control other smart devices (such as lights, thermostats, and televisions), request room service, and ask for the inevitable housekeeping visit.
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As Facebook pushes ahead with its strategy to consolidate more of the backend of its various apps on to a single platform, it's also doing a little simplifying and housekeeping.
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" The campaign followed up with a gut-punching web video showing Trump's comments on Machado's weight and the nickname she said he adopted for the Latina contest winner: "Miss Housekeeping.
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Landlords often shy away from rental periods shorter than seven days to avoid frequent cleanings; however, in most instances, the per diem income will more than offset additional housekeeping fees.
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Aside from engineers and analysts, Vacasa employs a full-time housekeeping staff to maintain consistency and cleanliness across the properties it manages, offering each of its employees a living wage.
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The toy company was originally selling on Amazon at $17 for the singing baby, mommy or daddy shark doll and $8 for the song-cube variety, according to Good Housekeeping.
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The KitchenAid Artisan Series Stand Mixer, which comes in 25 colors and costs $2895, has "exceptional performance at all mixing tasks" and was named a "top performer" by Good Housekeeping.
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The company offers customers a range of services that include babysitting, senior care, housekeeping and pet sitting, as well as options to manage taxes for nannies through its HomePay service.
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Cahoon managed to be only slightly less prolific than her husband; as she pointed out on occasion, the housekeeping and care of their son, Franz, were all assigned to her.
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They did not restrict "housekeeping" donations to political parties, and, once again, they passed up an opportunity to expand public financing of campaigns to help foster competition at the polls.
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There are cutting boards made from a variety of materials, but according to experts, including those at Good Housekeeping and The Sweethome, plastic and wood are best for most kitchens.
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Working as a calligrapher for weddings and events helped Markle pay the bills while she pursued her acting career, according to an interview she gave with Good Housekeeping in 2017.
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In the public imagination, the American astronauts who landed on the moon five decades ago were square-jawed superhumans, not the types to worry about something as banal as housekeeping.
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He insisted that his treatment of Alicia Machado -- the 1996 Miss Universe, a Latina, who says she was humiliated by Trump and called "Miss Piggy" and "Miss Housekeeping" -- was justified.
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With the Good Housekeeping Seal of Approval, more than 700 reviews on Amazon, and a 4.5-star overall rating, clearly, this tree is more than worthy of our top pick.
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The policy also provides guidelines for cleaning exam rooms in between patients, disinfecting equipment (including wiping stethoscopes with alcohol), cleaning up after any spills involving body fluids, and general housekeeping.
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Alicia Machado says that Trump called her "Miss Piggy" and "Miss Housekeeping," and invited reporters to watch her working out as a way of publicly shaming her for gaining weight.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LOS ANGELES — The title of the exhibition How to Remove Stains seems to be lifted from an article in Good Housekeeping — blemishes, quelle horreur!
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The housekeeping supervisor frequently made remarks about the employees' vulnerable legal status when critiquing their work, she said, sometimes calling them "stupid illegal immigrants" with less intelligence than a dog.
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She writes of the inability of men of her generation to cope with housekeeping after the death of a spouse, and notes how death cleaning has traditionally been women's work.
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Clinton first mentioned Machado during the final moments of the debate Monday night, saying Trump called her "Miss Piggy" because she'd gained weight and "Miss Housekeeping" because she was Latina.
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The Washington Post&aposs Hannah Sampson highlighted hotels incentivizing guests to forego daily housekeeping, offering loyalty points or discounts to people who don&apost have their rooms cleaned every day.
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In 2000, the company paid a $7,000 fine by O.S.H.A. in connection to an electrocution and $3,375 for violations related to the housekeeping of coal at Big Bend Power Station.
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Her beloved housekeeping duties are taken from her, as Iza doesn't like her mother's heavy cooking and has hired an excellent housekeeper named Terez to take care of them both.
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Housekeeping knocked on my door as I was preparing to leave for dinner, and I asked if they might come back in an hour after I was done getting ready.
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As Windows 10 has evolved, Microsoft has automated some of the housekeeping chores performed by Disk Cleanup and moved them into the system settings in a feature called Storage Sense.
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Goldscheider has authored a roundup of the latest research that shows how changing attitudes about masculinity and greater involvement in housekeeping and child care among men actually helps strengthen marriages.
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The business and professional services sector alone added 2000,0003 jobs, with strong hiring in computer systems design, temporary help services, and building and dwelling services like pest extermination, landscaping and housekeeping.
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As Good Housekeeping points out, most kindergarten cutoff dates make it so that if a child was born in September, it's likely that they will be the oldest in their class.
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With courts often asleep at the wheel, the DOJ's decision to delete the "Need for Free Press and Public Trial" section under the guise of housekeeping is cause for real alarm.
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The rental comes with concierge service and twice-daily housekeeping, as well as access to the hotel fitness center and business center and a chauffeur-driven Jaguar XJL (based on availability).
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After her daughter sustained a thermal burn from a plastic slide, Idaho mom Stephanie Luker is warning other parents about the dangers of playground equipment in hot weather, Good Housekeeping reports.
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She cited his treatment of a contestant whom Trump had called "Miss Piggy," and also "Miss Housekeeping" because she was Latina (doubly offensive as both a racist and a sexist slur).
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When she won the beauty pageant, which Trump had just purchased, he called her "Miss Piggy," for putting on weight and then, "Miss Housekeeping," in a reference to her Venezuelan ethnicity.
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More specifically, their findings are as follows: The full report may be read here; there's quite a bit of housekeeping and internal business, but the relevant part starts on page 24.
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While staying at a hotel in Boone, North Carolina, author Jon Ronson (So You've Been Publicly Shamed and The Psychopath Test, among others), got a lovely note from the housekeeping staff.
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As an MBA student at the University of Chicago's Booth school, Kathleen Wilson was struck with an idea while looking at businesses that provided daily housekeeping in one of her classes.
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Buying a robot vacuum cleaner can cost a few hundred dollars, which more than pays for itself when the owner doesn't have to rely on an aide to do light housekeeping.
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Of course, best practice would be to delete that material from the server after the compromise took place, but it's exactly the kind of housekeeping that might slip through the cracks.
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Dang recalls that other researchers were skeptical of his interest in a housekeeping enzyme, but he stuck with it because he came to appreciate something critical: Cancer cells can't stop eating.
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Singapore's invisible workforce Domestic workers make up 17% of Singapore's total workforce, according to the report, with an estimated one in three households relying on them for housekeeping and caring duties.
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"Let me just get some basic housekeeping out of the way, because we're in this day of fake news and alternative facts," the Louisiana Democrat said as he began his remarks.
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But the community also has a long list of amenities, including a beauty salon, a barbershop, a private dining room, in-house doctor visits, housekeeping, linen service, and even happy hour.
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Although the couple does plan to downsize to a smaller home at some point, they may need to factor extra help into the budget for things like lawn care or housekeeping.
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He and his colleagues found that such a memory usually occurred during a task that was relatively automatic, such as routine grooming or housekeeping, which left the mind free to wander.
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Additionally, a resort shuttle and car provide transfers around Wailea, and all guests enjoy twice-daily housekeeping, Wi-Fi, shoeshine and sandal repair, and kid's club and welcome amenities for children.
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It is the height of recklessness — a view held for decades reflected in the fact that raising the debt ceiling was once a mundane piece of housekeeping that garnered no attention.
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It probably comes from the mentality of hotel management, which is that you have to understand every job you're managing, so you spend time doing things like washing dishes and housekeeping.
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But the speaker and Sanders aren't particularly close and their primary interactions during his House tenure involved committee assignments and other housekeeping issues, according to sources with knowledge of their relationship.
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" The warm-up act is Alicia Machado, the onetime Miss Universe who became an election argument when it emerged that Mr. Trump had once called her "Miss Piggy" and "Miss Housekeeping.
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At the time, he was unhappily married to his second wife, Zinaida, whose favorite activities included chain-smoking and playing cards, and who had attracted him with her exceptional housekeeping skills.
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Mr. Hanson said that in his experience, while hotels are trying to reduce their environmental impact, "cost drives it more" because fewer rooms to clean means fewer housekeeping hours are needed.
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She then contacted JASA, a beneficiary agency of UJA-Federation of New York, one of the eight organizations supported by The New York Times Neediest Cases Fund, to request housekeeping services.
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Why that matters then, for how they consume information, is it makes it very valuable to have someone they know and trust putting a Good Housekeeping seal of approval on something.
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As we first reported ... YB was busted along with a female companion, Starr Thigpen, after he allegedly ordered her to get housekeeping out of a room that was supposed to be unoccupied.
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We recently spoke to Melissa Maker, host of the CleanMySpace YouTube channel and founder of Clean My Space, a Canada-based housekeeping service, about spring cleaning tasks for every kind of cleaner.
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The franchise Arpitha runs serves seniors in the Bismark, North Dakota, area and helps them with chores, including light housekeeping, cooking, errands, grooming and dressing assistance and sometimes just some simple companionship.
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The change is part of a broader review of those guidelines, and DOJ officials have said the review is a routine housekeeping exercise (the last front-to-back review was in 1997).
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"I hope to send her the message that women are beautiful, truly, at every age, and [that] there's this tremendous privilege to age," Bell shares in the September issue of Good Housekeeping.
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The former first lady, 54, offered the Duchess of Sussex, 37, some pointers in the new issue of Good Housekeeping — from one woman who held a uniquely high-profile job to another.
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" Tommy John pointed out how unhealthy these underwear habits can be, citing a 2017 Good Housekeeping study that found "clean underwear can contain up to 10,000 living bacteria — even after being washed.
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The Royal Household currently has online listings for a handful of new staffers, and the most intriguing one is for a full-time live-in Housekeeping Assistant in Queen Elizabeth's London mansion.
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On that occasion she'd spoken warmly of Gladys, who not only had worked for the family as a nanny but had lived with them at their Westchester home and done housekeeping work.
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After being laid off in 2009, she moved to California's Bay Area, and got work teaching music around Middletown, as well as housekeeping work at the Harbin Hot Springs spiritual retreat center.
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Melania Trump: Ending social media bullying would be focus as first lady Machado said Trump called her "Miss Piggy" and "Miss Housekeeping" after she won the pageant in 1996 and gained weight.
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And the indiscriminate attacks by Senate Democrats are a reminder of how hard it has become for Congress to perform even the most basic kinds of prudent housekeeping in the public interest.
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Hi everyone, and a little 'men's hair news' housekeeping to deal with: there is a new trend in men's hair, and also it turns out beards—O, so beloved of the hipster!
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Guests who declined housekeeping service for up to three consecutive days received a choice of either 500 Starpoints (in its Starwood Preferred Guests program) or a $5 food and beverage gift card.
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The Getaway The next time you look at your hotel bill, don't be surprised if you see a fee for your in-room safe or a mandatory gratuity for the housekeeping staff.
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Now, after decades of writing for Newsweek, Bloomberg News, CBS MoneyWatch, Woman's Day, Good Housekeeping and AARP (whew!), she's decided to take a step back (ok, retire) and spend some time overseas.
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It doesn't matter if you're applying for a role on the housekeeping staff or in the C-suite — hiring managers look for candidates "who are passionate about serving," Fuentes told Business Insider.
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Gary Hilliard, for example, works at St. John's Episcopal Hospital in Queens, New York, where he has done a number of important jobs, including transporting patients, housekeeping and working in the morgue.
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Everyone I met from the chef concierge to the housekeeping staff (who I literally saw laughing and dancing in the hall through my peephole!) to the doorman, was sincerely friendly and attentive.
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Days ago, the city of Chicago passed an ordinance requiring hotels to provide panic buttons for housekeeping staff and others who work alone in guest rooms to report sexual harassment and other crimes.
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In Dunbar&aposs case, a Mandalay Bay housekeeping employee noticed the guns and summoned supervisors before federal agents arrived and seized three pistols, a bolt-action rifle and the two assault-style weapons.
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Like another great work about a family on the margins, "Housekeeping", the 1980 debut by Marilynne Robinson, an American novelist and essayist, "Elmet" is a quiet explosion of a book, exquisite and unforgettable.
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Good Housekeeping adds that while not everyone uses tanning beds — and Nguyen doesn't blame doTerra for her forgetting to examine the instructions — most people do get some sort of UV exposure every day.
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Guests of Holiday Inn and Holiday Inn Express hotels in the Americas who opt in to the 'A Greener Stay' program and forgo housekeeping receive 500 IHG Rewards Club points following their stay.
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There is some clear housekeeping underway right now at Rocket Internet to sweep out businesses that are not growing fast enough and are proving to be a challenge to expand without more scale.
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The lead plaintiffs are Suzanne Boelter and Josephine James Edwards, who said they received "harassing" junk mail and phone solicitations after subscribing to Country Living and Good Housekeeping, respectively, because of Hearst's conduct.
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"She so deserves it," Mangano, 59, told PEOPLE Tuesday at a party celebrating her 20th anniversary as a Good Housekeeping Seal holder and her appearance on the cover of the magazine's February issue.
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" He continued: "And they set up housekeeping — Peter in his apartment on the seventh floor and Greta in her apartment on the ninth floor, to the lasting confusion of the fellow in between.
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Having a separate business credit card helps simplify financial housekeeping for my business, and the Ink Business Preferred comes with extra benefits such as travel protection, purchase protection, and no foreign transaction fees.
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My dad worked in housekeeping, which enabled us to afford for my sister and me to go there, and I always felt like sort of an art hick caught between the two identities.
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Daily tasks include housekeeping, short dog walks in the morning and evening, food shopping, greeting visitors, taking calls, managing dog appointments, working with the regular dog walker, and general management of the property.
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This cookware's pluses are that you need little to no oil when cooking, and Good Housekeeping notes that it is fairly lightweight and heats up up quickly so hot spots are less likely.
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She remembered that her grandparents had had a first edition of "Georgian Cuisine and Tried Housekeeping Notes": it had been a wedding gift from her grandfather to her grandmother, cheaper than a coat.
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"Any time the government comes, and if my father travels, they stay at our properties for free, meaning cost for housekeeping effectively, because you actually have to legally charge government something," he said.
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As women do more paid work, men have not increased their child care and housekeeping tasks to the same extent — another surprise for young women who, research has shown, expected more egalitarian partnerships.
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So the idea of this pope as a "great reformer," to borrow the title of the English journalist Austen Ivereigh's fine 2014 biography, can't really be justified by any kind of Roman housekeeping.
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"The housekeeping supervisor frequently made remarks about the employees' vulnerable legal status when critiquing their work, she said, sometimes calling them 'stupid illegal immigrants' with less intelligence than a dog," wrote Miriam Jordan.
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" She wrote, in a blog post, that Civil websites would have an icon in their upper right-hand corner that would function as a journalistic equivalent of the "Good Housekeeping seal of approval.
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The former secretary of state said Trump had called Machado "Miss Piggy," because he believed she gained too much weight after winning her crown, and "Miss Housekeeping," a dig at her Hispanic heritage.
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Twenty Israel Nature and Parks Authority employees and two Dead Sea hotel housekeeping employees who were in contact with the South Korea tourists have already been placed in quarantine, according to local reports.
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But senators will have to attend to some housekeeping items before the substance of the trial begins, meaning opening arguments likely won't begin until after the Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday next week.
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" After running through some housekeeping issues related to the Flynn case, including setting a March 13 date for the lawyers to file their next status report, Sullivan adjourned the hearing, saying "happy holidays.
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Vicki Lansky, a best-selling author who dispensed recipes and practical advice that helped a generation of parents cope with child-rearing challenges and housekeeping, from cradle cap to divorce, died on Jan.
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Morton saw an opportunity to work with a visionary such as Musk and make life easier for him by helping with some of the necessary housekeeping, according to people familiar with Morton's thinking.
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"She's an active person, and I'm real active, too," Mr. Foster said of Ms. Carrera, who also works with him on basic math and reading and helps him with housekeeping, meals and bills.
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Kondo is the author of the best-selling book "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up," whose KonMari housekeeping philosophy comes down to a simple axiom: If an item sparks joy, keep it.
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But from the inside, and for women especially, the house often seems to own you: It dwarfs you, envelops you, conscripts you to a Sisyphean cycle of mortgage payments and repairs and housekeeping.
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On Thursday, two women hired by Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster revealed they're part of "a number of undocumented workers" there who help out with housekeeping, landscaping, and maintenance, the Times reports.
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Having them all taken care of by housekeeping would require dropping some dough you don't have, and you just can't entertain the thought of trying to work with the hotel iron and ironing board.
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The First Lady-turned-author, 54, recently offered the Duchess of Sussex, 37, some pointers in the new issue of Good Housekeeping — from one woman who held a uniquely high-profile job to another.
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There are no shortage of examples — when women overtook men in design, housekeeping and biology, wages fell by 34%, 21% and 18% respectively — she posits that work done by women is simply valued less.
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She borrowed a pair of scissors from the front desk the evening before the attack, and a member of housekeeping staff found hair on the floor and in the waste basket the next day.
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"Running a hospitality business requires a lot of tools in the background for housekeeping, maintenance, yield management, to name a few, that will create an efficiency edge for us," says the Cosi co-founder.
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Additionally, a housekeeping note: If you think this is interesting—or if you have enjoyed any of a Year of Lil Wayne—make sure to tune into Noisey Radio on Beats 1 this weekend.
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"I had a vision of a beautiful family and all the things that come with raising children and being a mother," Mangano, 59, tells Good Housekeeping about her marriage to aspiring singer Tony Mirrane.
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Some are turning to bitcoin out of desperation as their bank deposits lose value almost by the day, while others are using the online currency for housekeeping such as funding family members studying abroad.
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I feel a little bad about my lack of housekeeping skills sometimes, but he reminds me that I'm better at the big picture things, like keeping track of bills, meal planning, and planning trips.
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Agnès Dembélé, the head of APAFE Muso Danbé, a Malian charity that seeks to improve migrant girls' working conditions, said that farm girls heading to cities in search of housekeeping jobs "is nothing new".
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The most damaging may be when Clinton used the story of Alicia Machado, the former Miss Universe who says Donald Trump called her "Miss Housekeeping" as a way to counter sexism on Trump's part.
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"The bullying I endured [in Hollywood] after I came out made up for the lack of it during my childhood," DeGeneres, 59, tells Good Housekeeping in her September cover interview, on newsstands Aug. 15.
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Cramer did not believe it, and added that Walgreen's also gave its good housekeeping seal of approval to Theranos and subsequently backed away after the FDA raised questions about the blood testing firm's methodology.
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Documents obtained by The Times indicated that the college's 18st Century Foundation paid for some of Ms. Coico's personal expenses, such as fruit baskets, housekeeping services and rugs, when she took office in 2010.
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In May, The Times reported that the foundation had paid for some personal expenses of the president, Lisa S. Coico, such as fruit baskets, housekeeping services and rugs when she took office in 2010.
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Since many substance abuse programs that are developed do not work, NREPP acts as a kind of "Good Housekeeping Seal of Approval" so it is easy to tell the good programs from the bad.
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For home cooks, fried rice is typically glorified leftovers, less a matter of recipe than frugal housekeeping, using up the odds and ends in a kitchen, seeing to it that nothing goes to waste.
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Beginning April 203, the seven-room main house will rent for $9,500 a week or $36,218 a month, including weekly housekeeping, meals, bicycles and access to a lounge with a billiard table and fireplace.
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" Podcast recording equipment "The other thing I have to travel with, unfortunately, is my podcast recording equipment because I do a lot of the main housekeeping for our podcast, 'How Did This Get Made?
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In the hotel, there are more team members, more points of service, more time, and we need to be sure to take care of our guests every minute through check-in, housekeeping, room service.
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But gym access, housekeeping, laundry facilities, grocery delivery, and access to social events are included in that price, as well as up-to-date appliances and furniture, which trims your cost-of-living elsewhere.
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This might mean digital housekeeping, like deleting files or syncing things to the cloud, or it might mean checking a data feed for new updates or verifying the status of some websites that you administer.
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If you're really tired, afternoon naps are the way to go: Most people tend to be out and about by then, and housekeeping will have opened the window and aired out the overnight fart cloud.
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These devices are already a hit with consumers who hear about them (all of my friends… and friends' parents… want them), and move us further along the path to Rosey the Robot's automated housekeeping services.
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All England club chairman Richard Lewis said a first week virtually uninterrupted by rain showed the importance of the traditional rest day in the middle of the tournament, when housekeeping is done on the surface.
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About 5 meters wide and 30 meters long, the walls are lined with a mix of bound copies of decades-old parliamentary transcripts and banal housekeeping notices detailing vote results and schedules for the day.
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Among those residents is Sara Woods, 40, who earns around $10 an hour working odd housekeeping jobs for neighbors in Floyd County and had never had health insurance until the Affordable Care Act was enacted.
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"If it affects me, it will affect every restaurant and every farm and everyone in the food industry, which is the biggest industry on the planet," Oliver tells Good Housekeeping UK in their January issue.
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"Hotels not only save water, energy and cleaning supplies, but also a great deal of labor," she said, which is especially helpful in areas where hotels find it hard to fully staff their housekeeping slots.
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At the same time, they are supposed to pay attention to the patient's daily needs — meals, bathing, housekeeping and transportation to day centers, where older people can ward off isolation and cognitive decline by socializing.
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So, mostly, since joining makes me feel better, I try to figure out how to get out of bed and — while this first piece of advice may just sound like housekeeping — I exercise every day.
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They were then quizzed on how suitable they thought these people would be for less desirable jobs (like warehouse work, housekeeping, and customer service) compared to more desirable jobs (like management roles and prestigious internships).
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If you're still on the fence, experts, reviewers, and websites like Best Products, Espresso Corner, Coffee Gear At Home, Good Housekeeping, Espresso Perfecto, Little Coffee Place, and Home Grounds all recommend the Bialetti Moka Express.
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She had decided that we would attempt recipe No. 20 in her edition of "Georgian Cuisine and Tried Housekeeping Notes," mostly because she already had the ingredients or could buy them at the corner store.
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Collective Governors Island, one of the higher-end glamping experiences in the area, offers private bathrooms as big as a Manhattan apartment, custom-made furniture, 1,500-thread-count sheets, housekeeping and three meals a day.
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The home rental company Oasis is offering $200 off a stay and $50 of drinks and snacks (and free housekeeping) at one of its properties in more than 22 destinations, including Paris, Miami and Cartagena.
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After women returned home from their secretarial or office jobs, they had another job to do — caring for the children, doing the housekeeping, and, of course, putting a hot dinner in front of their husband.
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The company began in 220 with Wahome in South Korea, a home cleaning service, before launching H210O two years later after acquiring several hospitality management companies in Japan, including a housekeeping service for vacation rentals.
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Recognizing the housekeeping staff is especially important because "they don't have the ceremony" of bringing your dinner or mixing your drink with a flourish behind the bar, said Ms. Cleveland, which can make them invisible.
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Minimum wage laws, for instance, were passed on the condition, set forth by members of Congress from the South, that they exclude occupations like agriculture or housekeeping, jobs held predominantly by blacks at the time.
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Playbook anticipates that the Senate will take around three to four days of "housekeeping" to set the rules and procedures for the trial before issuing a summons for Trump to enter a plea and appear.
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Later, while cruising down the hallway, the robot got distracted by a housekeeping cart and hesitated to go inside the open room, before continuing on its journey to our room, where the delivery was completed.
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One of the people she most reminded me of, in the end, was Sylvie, the unforgettable protagonist of Marilynne Robinson's "Housekeeping," with her pathological restlessness, her inability to settle into anything resembling a conventional life.
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Echo devices will be customized to each location; guests will be able to ask location-specific questions and order room service, request a housekeeping visit or adjust room controls (thermostat, blinds, lights) using voice commands.
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A recipe for cymlings (or pattypan squash) in Housekeeping in Old Virginia warns the white woman to slip into the kitchen so that she might discourage the Colored cook from making them greasy with bacon.
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"She was very busy, and she did not suffer fools," Kaling told Good Housekeeping in 2015 of her mom Swati, who died of cancer on the same day Fox picked up The Mindy Project in 2012.
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A good housekeeping rule would be to hold budget deficits below 3 percent of GDP, and to aim for rising primary budget surpluses to stop and reverse the increase in the $19 trillion of public debt.
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My friend Garrett Dash Nelson — a former member of Dorm Crew, Harvard's student-run housekeeping service — has collected various club manuals members have left in their rooms over the years, and they contain some real gems.
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"If [it's] put away in the corner, you don't have to worry about it," says Tierno, who adds it's useful to place a note on top telling housekeeping not to put it back on the bed.
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So that will mean them working in catering in the royal kitchen, housekeeping, caring for artwork "and front-of-house duties such as greeting guests and serving food and drinks," the palace said in a statement.
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First, some housekeeping: I'll be away for the next two weeks at the National Critics Institute, learning how to do this reviewing thing, so this is the last book link roundup you'll get until July 20.
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"As soon as the baby was out and safe, we got the nod – [my daughter Poppy Honey Rosie] cut the umbilical cord!" the British celebrity chef, 41, tells Good Housekeeping UK for their January cover story.
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"As (strep) travels through the body, it can set up housekeeping, if you will, in various locations in the body and cause damage at those locations," which leads to sepsis, Dr. William Schaffner told Fox 4.
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How a business credit card has simplified my lifeIt's easier to stay on top of financial housekeeping for my businessPutting all my business-related expenses on the Ink Business Preferred simplifies my record-keeping big-time.
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De Soto complained about tingling in her fingers, which the nurse thought could be a symptom of carpal tunnel syndrome (possibly the result of her repeating the same motions day after day in her housekeeping job).
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Twenty refugees, overseen by 13 experienced staff members, work in reception, food services and housekeeping, and through training and apprentice programs, learn everything from German language and hotel management to how to make a perfect latte.
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The system also does a kind of housekeeping, in which it learns the habits of users and can shuffle cars to more convenient spots for removal, to keep drivers from growing impatient in the loading area.
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The question came at check-in: Did I want to forgo housekeeping for the two days I was staying at the Flamingo in Las Vegas in exchange for a $213.2 a day food and beverage credit?
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For older New Yorkers in the middle — even those who can afford Riverview's rates of about $2000,22018 a month for a small apartment, three meals a day, housekeeping and some social events — the options are limited.
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But what once seemed a matter of electoral housekeeping has morphed into a political cage fight that has sprawled across four courts, split the state's Elections Commission and spurred intimations of voter suppression and voter fraud.
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The hotel has room to improve when it comes to housekeeping and noise insulation, but for those who favor a five-star hotel that's artfully-inspired and anything but ordinary, there's not much else like it.
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Many of us live in communities with polluted air and water, work in industries from housekeeping to hairdressing where we are surrounded by toxic chemicals and have limited food options that are often impacted by pesticides.
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The Machado showdown has dragged on since the first presidential debate on Monday, where Hillary Clinton brought up Trump calling the former pageant winner "Miss Piggy" and "Miss Housekeeping," for gaining weight and being Hispanic, respectively.
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There is still some housekeeping to sort out and it will be anywhere from eight to 210 weeks before anyone is allowed to buy legal weed as the provinces and territories get their retail systems in order.
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Managed By Q started off as a NY-based platform that let office administrators more efficiently deal with the tedious housekeeping of an office, from cleanings to supplies to IT to handy work, all from the web.
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While Trump has no ownership stake in the property, he and his family were highly visible in its marketing during construction, and he owns Trump Toronto Hotel Management, which takes care of its reservations, marketing, and housekeeping.
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The actress, who recently announced her split from her husband of nearly four years, Will Kopelman, tells Good Housekeeping in its May 2016 issue that her daughters, Olive, 3, and Frankie, 2, make her who she is.
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The opportunity has been there for a while, and so has demand, but it's a safe bet that industries like shipping, construction and, yes, hotel housekeeping are all foreign industries to most people inside the tech community.
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On Monday, well-known investor Warren Buffett recently revealed he has purchased stock in airlines, a move that United Airlines CEO Oscar Munoz likened to a "Good Housekeeping seal of approval" for the industry and his company.
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Managers of the lower Manhattan property are planning to lay off a dozen room attendants — out of a housekeeping staff of 80 —and to eliminate the hotel's turn-down service, two sources said, according to WNYC radio.
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While it seems like a win-win situation for hotels to offer guests a perk in exchange for skipping housekeeping services, "It's often a better deal for the hotels," said Patricia Griffin of the Green Hotels Association.
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A variety of factors, including pervasive gender norms that women are more hardwired to do nurturing tasks like housekeeping and taking care of the kids, while men are "breadwinners" who earn downtime when they're off the clock.
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The result of winning could be a "make or break" moment for the right company and product, as HSN reaches 219.99 million cable TV homes across the U.S., and Good Housekeeping magazine has over 224.99 million readers.
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It's a three-bedroom house that starts at $22,000 a night and comes with 24/7 live-in housekeeping, butler, chef, and security team, as well as your own seaplane dock and speedboat to the two islands.
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The Times reported in May that City College's 21st Century Foundation had paid for some personal expenses of the president, Lisa S. Coico, such as fruit baskets, housekeeping services and rugs when she took office in 2010.
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A pet llama is loyal, affectionate, clean, and generally low-maintenance as long as it has plenty of outdoor space — and preferably a furry cohort by its side, as llamas are herd animals, according to Good Housekeeping.
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According to Machado, not only did Trump call her "Miss Piggy" and "Miss Housekeeping" but he also publicly humiliated her for gaining weight after the pageant by inviting reporters to watch her work out at the gym.
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For Democratic women, no endorsement is as sought after or powerful as one conferred by Emily's List, which functions as the political equivalent of the old-fashioned "Good Housekeeping" seal of approval for voters and potential donors.
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These user-friendly features control just about everything including room temperature, lighting, housekeeping, room service, radio, TV channels, plus you can look up the hotel's restaurant menus, minibar prices, the weather and even your flight departure time.
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Rather than treating debt ceiling increases as a matter of good housekeeping, politicians have fallen into the habit of flirting with default, engaging in bouts of brinkmanship that culminate in ad hoc deals on borrowing and spending.
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DON'T PACK TOO MANY TOILETRIES Your hotel room's bathroom is stocked with standard grooming products, such as shampoo and soap, but Ms. Holladay said that many high-end hotels have additional products available upon request through housekeeping.
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She contacted a number of hotels, hoping that monthly rates might yield a significant discount, but with full-service perks like daily housekeeping factored into the cost, the bill came to around $9,000 or $10,000 a month.
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But as the rent for a room with everything from internet to basic cooking supplies and weekly housekeeping bundled in can be steep, some co-living purveyors have started offering shared dorm-style rooms with twin beds.
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But he quickly pivoted to Machado, who Trump called "Miss Piggy" and "Miss Housekeeping" during her tenure as Miss Universe, seeking to invalidate her attacks against the Manhattan billionaire by recalling her involvement in a criminal investigation.
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" Mandalay Bay staff had "numerous interactions with Stephen Paddock every day at the resort," the statement said, "including a room service delivery and a call with housekeeping on October 1, all of which were normal in nature.
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They are seeking to place the FBI's "good housekeeping stamp of approval" on an investigation that, by its very nature, is narrow and does not include many of the serious questions that have since come to light.
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She spends five 1853- and 1843-hour night shifts in her clients' homes, providing companionship, reminders to take medicine and light housekeeping for one client, and everything from bathing and dressing to diaper changing for the other.
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Guests have the convenience of hotel housekeeping, a concierge to point them to local restaurants and public social space, including a bar with coffee and pastries in the morning and alcoholic drinks and charcuterie plates later on.
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Her desire to move into office work grew stronger this summer after she received a diagnosis of a kidney infection, which forced her to cut back on her housekeeping hours and take a semester off from school.
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"I've learned to listen to what the other person is upset about and try to make sure that I'm doing everything to not let that same, dumb fight happen again," she told Good Housekeeping during an interview.
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The rest of their care falls to their foster caregivers—who receive an average stipend of $2,400 a month per veteran—and are on call 24 hours a day for everything from meal preparations to laundry and housekeeping.
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Most recently, the Becoming author gave an exclusive interview for the January issue of Good Housekeeping in which she revealed some of her biggest struggles — from lack of sleep to constant anxiety — while serving as the first lady.
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A source previously told PEOPLE that Barrymore, 41, is remaining "optimistic for the future," and believes in love and happiness – sentiments she echoed in the Good Housekeeping interview, which was done prior to the announcement of her breakup.
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The American Housewife star — who's currently pregnant with her second child, a daughter, with fiancé Breaux Greer — was all smiles as she attended a celebration of her March Good Housekeeping cover, which also doubled as a baby sprinkle!
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The 41-year-old cover star of May's Good Housekeeping said during a Q&A session at the magazine's N.Y.C. offices Tuesday that if she were to ever be stuck in jail, Diaz would be her one call.
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It is comprised in large part of women who earn their living in caring for and serving America -- clocking into jobs in the retail, fast food, home health care, housekeeping and child care industries, to name a few.
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" Conway was referencing accusations that Machado, who is from Venezuela and supports Hillary Clinton for president, has made about Trump, including a claim that after she gained weight in 1996, Trump called her "Miss Piggy" and "Miss Housekeeping.
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Click here to get those and more in the PEOPLE Babies newsletter Mixon, 37, celebrated the pending arrival of her daughter during a baby shower, honoring both the mom-to-be and her Good Housekeeping cover in February.
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Following his unceremonious departure from the presidential primary in May, the Ohio Republican governor is carrying forward with a sense of vindication, embracing his new role as the "Good Housekeeping Seal of Approval" for vulnerable swing-state Republicans.
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At the heart of this, Flanagan says, is the much overlooked fact that women are attached to homemaking and housekeeping even in an era when these things are not fashionable or expected of liberated and career-capable women.
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She made an overnight visit to meet with the housekeeping staff at Caesar's Palace, stopped at a uniform department at one of the casinos and repeatedly went to casino employee dining rooms to make personal appeals to workers.
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About a half-dozen ushers are in charge of the different "shops" in the White House, including food and beverage, and housekeeping, and report to the chief usher who has an office on the White House's State Floor.
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Fifty is the new 30, and never has that been more evident than at Good Housekeeping and L'Or al Paris' lively "50 Over 50" event during which a panel of accomplished over-50-year-olds spoke about #ThePerfectAge.
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Some British man of the cloth is brought in to scold Anne for fibbing (fine) and mansplain that education's not as important as housekeeping, because, really, "every young woman should learn how to be a good wife" (groan).
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It got the highest tester score for reducing wrinkles and diminishing age spots on Good Housekeeping and had more than 4,000 "loves" on Sephora, with happy customers reporting soft, glowing skin with less visible fine lines and wrinkles.
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Across the web, professional reviewers, including those at Good Housekeeping, The Sweethome, Your Best Digs, and Best Products cite this waffle maker as a strong contender for those seeking a mid-priced appliance that gets the job done.
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The two women said they worked for years as part of a group of housekeeping, maintenance and landscaping employees at the golf club that included a number of undocumented workers, though they could not say precisely how many.
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The housekeepers also want better protection from sexual harassment, and more time to clean the rooms that aren't serviced daily as part of Marriott's "Make A Green Choice" program, which offers incentives to guests who forgo daily housekeeping.
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But the empire remained aloof from its competitors, higher-brow than Harold Ross's New Yorker (then owned by the yeast millionaire Raoul Fleischmann) and smarter than the magazine stable of its archrival, Hearst (Cosmopolitan, Town & Country, Good Housekeeping).
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During Paddock's stay at the hotel, room service and housekeeping "had contact with Paddock or entered his suite more than 10 times," according to a statement sent to CNN from MGM Resorts International, which owns the Nevada hotel.
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If you try to reactivate from the computer's web browser and get a message that "account reactivation" is disabled, wait a bit and try again; Twitter may have the feature turned off temporarily during site housekeeping or maintenance.
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After a few months working as a housekeeper, Ms. Torres said she complained to management about what she felt was abusive treatment by the housekeeping supervisor and was moved to the kitchen, where she started as a dishwasher.
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