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  1. I hope more initiatives like this kick off all over the world. Like they say, one person’s junk is another person’s gold. There’s so much environmental pollution we could avoid simply by not throwing away everything we don’t need because there’s always someone willing to use it.

    Till then,

    Jean

  2. This is a great way to raise awareness about environmental issues and do your part to reuse items. Anything leftover can always just be brought to your local Salvation Army. Just make sure those usable items don’t end up in the trash.

  3. Thanks for information! I think more initiatives like this kick off!

  4. It also hurts me when food is wasted in good hotels. I worked in a 5-star kitchen once and it depressed me to see the amount of good quality food being thrown in the dumpster daily. 🙁 I asked one chef why it’s not donated to the needy instead of wasting, and he said it’s to avoid lawsuits in case someone falls sick among them and blames the food as the cause. I guess there is a point but it’s still such a shame to be wasting so much.

    Till then,

    Jean

  5. Plus it is well within the limits set in its debt covenant (please see the balance sheet).

  6. This is definitely something that I will have to get into. I have a bunch of items that I need to remove from my home.

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  1. May 3rd, 2010

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