http://www.sonystyle.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ContentDisplayView?&cmsId=content/SilverBullets/green/index_green&hideHeaderFooter=false&storeId=10151&catalogId=10551&langId=-1&XID=F:recycle:sony#/program/


This is the web-site for the Waste Management take back program for electronics in Houston. This page will allow you to put in your address to find a location close to you. Their number is 877-439-2795.
The location on Kempwood is 713-869-6700.
There is a recycling event at Reliant Park, Humble Civic Center , Precinct 3 Recycling in Spring, and Space Center on NASA Parkway tomorrow November 15, 2008 from 9 am to 4 pm. The cost is free. The items they will accept are TVs, computer monitors, computer systems, VCRs, DVDs, cameras, phones and any other consumer electronics.

http://www.oprah.com/article/omagazine/home_200410_mementos/1

Memorabilia is one of the biggest piles that accumulate in our homes. Julie Morgenstern's article is an excellent guide to determining what needs to be saved and what memories need to be pitched.

http://www.contemplatethis.com/the-abraham-hicks-emotional-scale

This web site is a helpful site that focuses on the law of attraction which can help you with clutter that can represent a life time of not making decisions. Choosing the power of positive emotions can assist you in becoming motivated to clearing away the clutter that can be a heavy burden in your daily life.

http://ezinearticles.com/?Organizing-Furniture-to-Take-Advantage-of-Air-Flow-Efficiency-and-Save-Energy&id=1633760

30% savings on utility bills sound appealing? I'm not sure that statistic is correct but I can attest that air flow does appear to be more efficient when there is less clutter and furniture in a small space. Many experts discuss positive energy in a room based on this principal.