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Reasons To Hire a Hoarding Company in Los Angeles and Hollywood, CA

Some people need help eliminating waste products such as old newspapers and empty containers that have outlived their usefulness. Their homes become filled with bits and pieces of rags, papers, and other objects that cannot be used. The resultant clutter is unattractive to look at and ends up being a safety hazard for all concerned. The homeowner or family members of such a hoarder must try to make the individual see reason and coax their loved one to keep the room, home, and surroundings clean. It may become essential to hire the services of a well-known hoarding company in Los Angeles and Hollywood, CA. ​ Often, such a hoarder may be afflicted with a deep psychological condition that warrants treatment by a medical professional. It is advisable to make the arrangements accordingly and shift the patient elsewhere, especially a healthcare facility, before inviting the professional hoarding cleanup team in. Admittedly, the hoarder's family members may try to clean without help, but it becomes dangerous when the hoarded items fill up the rooms and spill over.

The professionals come well-prepared to tackle the cleanup necessities and request the residents to ensure that the hoarder is kept away from the scene. Sure, the entire process comes with a fee, but the expense is entirely justified for the following reasons:

· Proper Planning- meticulously cleaning up the space containing hoarded items requires careful attention. The professional team will inspect the area and note the essentials before making a realistic plan to clear and clean the space. Working according to a well-formulated plan will save time and ensure perfection.

· Safety- A room full of hoarded objects can turn into an unsafe zone before long. Often, the hoarder is psychologically disturbed and does not allow any of the close ones to clean up the clutter. It is not unnatural to find insects thriving underneath the waste. Ants, mites, and even rodents may hide under the accumulated items. The professional team will find the tell-tale indications and take proper steps to eliminate such dangers, thus ensuring the safety of all occupants inside the house.

· Innovative Solution- It would be foolhardy to treat hoarding cleanup as a DIY project. Years of accumulating junk and storing the items in a particular space can wreak havoc inside and out of the property. Thankfully, the professionals will arrive carrying the right equipment to remove such junk materials and wear PPE for self-protection. Cleaning up the space underneath the enormous pile of junk materials and items that may be heavy or contaminated is a task that professionals are equipped to handle. Sanitizing the room and deodorizing to eliminate the malodors once the junk is cleared completes the service. The user is almost always pleased with the results.

Professional cleanup services become mandatory after a crime or the discovery of an unattended death. The service provider helps to clean up the stains and contaminants by scrubbing out the bodily fluids, especially focusing on urine removal in Los Angeles and Beverly Hills, CA. 

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The entertainment industry is rife with sexual exploitation and sexual abuse just like the Catholic Church. #TimesUp #MeToo

This is a heartbreaking in- depth article of one of the most prolific directors in recent history.

‘Nobody Is Going to Believe You’

The Bohemian Rhapsody director Bryan Singer has been trailed by accusations of sexual misconduct for 20 years. Here, his alleged victims tell their stories.

By Alex French and Maximillian Potter |March 2019 Issue Culture | Posted January 27, 2019 |

ver the past two decades, Bryan Singer’s films—The Usual Suspects, Valkyrie, Superman Returns, four of the X-Men movies—have earned more than $3 billion at the box office, putting him in the top tier of Hollywood directors. He’s known for taking risks in his storytelling: It was Singer’s idea, for instance, to open the original X-Men movie with a scene at Auschwitz, where a boy uses his superpowers to bend the metal gates that separate him from his parents. Studio executives were skeptical about starting a comic-book movie in a concentration camp, but the film became a blockbuster and launched a hugely profitable franchise for 20th Century Fox.

Singer’s most recent project debuted in November. Critics gave Bohemian Rhapsody—which chronicles the rise of the rock band Queen—only lukewarm reviews, but it earned more than $50 million in its opening weekend. By the end of December, it had brought in more than $700 million, making it one of the year’s biggest hits.

The film’s success should have been a triumph for Singer, proof of his enduring ability to intuit what audiences want. In January it won two Golden Globes, including the award for best drama. But Singer was conspicuously absent from the ceremony—and his name went unmentioned in the acceptance speeches. He had been fired by 20th Century Fox in December 2017, with less than three weeks of filming left. Reports emerged of a production in chaos: Singer was feuding with his cast and crew, and had disappeared from the set for days at a time.

The film’s success should have been a triumph for Singer, proof of his enduring ability to intuit what audiences want. In January it won two Golden Globes, including the award for best drama. But Singer was conspicuously absent from the ceremony—and his name went unmentioned in the acceptance speeches. He had been fired by 20th Century Fox in December 2017, with less than three weeks of filming left. Reports emerged of a production in chaos: Singer was feuding with his cast and crew, and had disappeared from the set for days at a time.

On December 7, 2017, three days after The Hollywood Reporter broke the news of Singer’s firing, a Seattle man named Cesar Sanchez-Guzman filed a lawsuit against the director, alleging that Singer had raped him in 2003, when Sanchez-Guzman was 17. The day after that, Deadline Hollywood published an interview with a former boyfriend of Singer’s, Bret Tyler Skopek, in which Skopek described a lifestyle of drugs and orgies.

According to multiple sources, Fox had no idea that the Sanchez-Guzman lawsuit was coming when the studio fired Singer. Still, Sanchez-Guzman’s claims shouldn’t have been much of a surprise. Almost from the moment his star began to rise, Singer, who is now 53, has been trailed by allegations of sexual misconduct. These allegations were so well known that 4,000 students, faculty members, and alumni at the University of Southern California had signed a petition asking the school to take Singer’s name off one of its programs, the Bryan Singer Division of Cinema and Media Studies—which the school did immediately after Sanchez-Guzman filed his suit. As one prominent actor told us, “After the Harvey Weinstein news came out, everyone thought Bryan Singer would be next.”

We spent 12 months investigating various lawsuits and allegations against Singer. In total, we spoke with more than 50 sources, including four men who have never before told their stories to reporters. A man we’ll call Eric told us that he was 17 in 1997 when he and Singer had sex at a party at the director’s house; another we’ll call Andy says he was only 15 that same year, when he and Singer had sex in a Beverly Hills mansion. Both men say Singer, who was then in his early 30s, knew they were under 18, the age of consent in California. (They asked The Atlantic to conceal their identity for fear of retaliation, and because they didn’t want certain details about their past made public.)

The portrait of Singer that emerges is of a troubled man who surrounded himself with vulnerable teenage boys.

The accusations against Singer cover a spectrum. Some of the alleged victims say they were seduced by the director while underage; others say they were raped. The victims we interviewed told us these experiences left them psychologically damaged, with substance-abuse problems, depression, and PTSD.

The portrait of Singer that emerges is of a troubled man who surrounded himself with vulnerable teenage boys, many of them estranged from their families. Their accounts suggest that Singer didn’t act alone; he was aided by friends and associates who brought him young men. And he was abetted, in a less direct way, by an industry in which a record of producing hits confers immense power: Many of the sources we interviewed insisted, out of fear of damaging their own career, that we withhold their name, even as they expressed dismay at the behavior they’d witnessed.

When asked for comment, Singer’s lawyer, Andrew B. Brettler, noted that Singer has never been arrested for or charged with any crime, and that Singer categorically denies ever having sex with, or a preference for, underage men. (He also disputed specific details in this story, as noted throughout.) Singer himself wrote an Instagram post in October that read, in part:

I have known for some time that [there may be] a negative article about me. They have contacted my friends, colleagues and people I don’t even know. In today’s climate where people’s careers are being harmed by mere accusations, what [these reporters are] attempting to do is a reckless disregard for the truth, making assumptions that are fictional and irresponsible.

Singer continues to enjoy the benefit of the doubt in Hollywood. This fall, Millennium Films signed Singer to direct Red Sonja, an adaptation of a sword-and-sorcery comic book, for a reported $10 million. (Asked why Singer was hired despite the allegations against him, a Millennium publicist said, “I am afraid the response is ‘unavailable for comment.’ ”) The protagonist of Red Sonja is a survivor of sexual assault.

In the spring of 1997, when Victor Valdovinos was in seventh grade, he showed up to school one day to find a big-budget film production under way: All around him were tractor trailers, mobile dressing rooms, and people with walkie-talkies behaving as though they owned the place. The movie was Apt Pupil, Singer’s first project after his breakthrough, The Usual Suspects.

Filming took over Eliot Middle School in Altadena, northeast of Los Angeles. Late one afternoon, after basketball practice, Valdovinos stopped in an empty restroom. While standing at a urinal, he says, he felt a presence behind him. He turned and saw a bespectacled man in his early 30s. It was Bryan Singer. He looked Valdovinos over; Valdovinos remembers him saying, “You’re so good-looking. What are you doing tomorrow? Maybe I could have somebody contact you about putting you in this movie.” (Through his attorney, Singer said that he did not know who Valdovinos was and denied that anything had happened between them.)

The film, which was based on a Stephen King novella, starred Ian McKellen as Kurt Dussander, a former Nazi concentration-camp commandant living in Southern California, decades removed from the war and trying to keep his past a secret. The other lead was a 14-year-old named Brad Renfro—cast as Todd Bowden, Dussander’s neighbor, who discovers the Nazi’s secret and threatens to turn him over to authorities unless the old man tells him in graphic detail about the atrocities he committed. One scene has Todd taking a shower in his school’s gym, which triggers images of Jews in a gas chamber.

That scene would lead to a series of lawsuits against Singer and the production. At least five plaintiffs, all minors between the ages of 14 and 17, were extras in the film and, in essence, claimed that members of the crew had bullied them into stripping naked for the shower scene. The boys and some of their parents said they’d been aware that the job called for partial nudity, which they had been led to believe meant wearing a Speedo or a towel. One of the crew members later said he thought that there had been a screwup the day of the shoot—that only the adult extras were supposed to have been asked to appear naked, and that somehow the minor and adult extras had been mixed together. The Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office declined to press any criminal charges; the suits—which alleged negligence, unlawful sexual harassment, invasion of privacy, and intentional infliction of emotional distress—were settled for an undisclosed sum, and all parties were bound by confidentiality agreements.

As he watched the Harvey Weinstein scandal unfold, Valdovinos thought, “Me too— only I was a kid.”

By Valdovinos’s account, his experience on the Apt Pupil set was far more upsetting. After being dropped off by his father one morning, he was directed to the locker room. Shooting was about to begin. He remembers that the locker room had been divided—a screen here and lights over there. A crew member gave him a towel and told him to disrobe completely and wrap the towel around his waist. He was 13 years old. He hadn’t yet had his first kiss.

“I’m hanging out,” Valdovinos says. “All of a sudden, Bryan comes in. He goes, ‘Hey! How are you?’ Real cheerful. And I’m like, ‘Hi.’ I can’t remember his exact words, but he was kind of just saying ‘Come back here.’ He kind of directs me; he kind of grabs me; and he takes us to the back area, which was kind of closed off. Like, this is the whole locker room”—Valdovinos gestures to suggest the space—“they’re doing their stuff over there, and I was back here, in the towel, with no shirt and no clothes on, sitting on one of the locker-room benches. Bryan’s like, ‘Just hang out here. It’s going to be all day. Don’t worry.” Singer left, and Valdovinos waited for what seemed like hours.

Eventually, he says, Singer came back and made small talk. How are you doing? Do you need anything? “Every time he had a chance—three times—he would go back there … He was always touching my chest.” Finally, according to Valdovinos, Singer reached through the towel flaps and “grabbed my genitals and started masturbating it.” The director also “rubbed his front part on me,” Valdovinos alleges. “He did it all with this smile.” Valdovinos says that Singer told him, “You’re so good-looking … I really want to work with you … I have a nice Ferrari … I’m going to take care of you.”

“I was frozen. Speechless,” Valdovinos continues. “He came back to where I was in the locker room throughout the day to molest me.” (Three sources confirmed that Singer did drive a Ferrari at the time, and we were able to verify Valdovinos’s description of how the set was arranged and of certain people he says he met there. His father told us he remembers dropping him off for the filming and thinking that perhaps his son would become an actor. Singer’s lawyer said that he could find no record of Valdovinos’s having been an extra and questioned why Valdovinos was not able to produce a pay stub or other documentation.)

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Importance of Rodent Feces Removal in Los Angeles and Pasadena, CA

Finding rats or mice indoors is scary and affects the peace of mind. Moreover, the sight of rats scurrying around the household indicates that the dark, damp corners and crevices at home are already overrun with these pests. The best way to eliminate them once and for all is to destroy them at once. Sure, a single rat or mouse may be shooed off conclusively, but getting rid of their droppings can be a trifle more worrisome, especially when one tries to do it without expertise. Hiring professionals for rodent feces removal in Los Angeles and Pasadena, CA, can be an excellent solution that eliminates the associated dangers without jeopardizing the home structure or people living there. ​ Hiring a team of professionals is not too expensive either. Instead, such a move can be beneficial for the residents at home, especially when children or pets are in the house. Admittedly, the sight of a single rat invokes fear and disgust. The homeowner may put on a sturdy pair of gloves to clean the kitchen and block all crevices indoors to prevent further movement of rodents. The problem begins when there is no sign of the furry rodents abating. One must take measures to keep them off completely. Moreover, brushing the rodent droppings with bare hands is also a strict no-no. It is most important to hire professionals to do what is needed, which includes completely removing all traces of rat feces or droppings from the areas that the occupants at home frequent.

Having a professional team deal with cleaning the rodent droppings and sanitizing the area can have several positive effects, such as the following: -

· Safeguarding Health- The droppings must never be countered with bare hands or touched without taking adequate precautions. It is imperative to know that the droppings are highly infectious and may affect the handler with various conditions resulting from contamination by Hantavirus, Leptospirosis, or Salmonella. The professionals will use the right PPE and utilize their skills when removing harmful droppings from all parts of the home infested with rodents.

· Meticulous Cleaning- The experts will also clean the area of infestation thoroughly and meticulously, thus ridding the home of all contaminants. Rodent droppings are biohazards that must be eliminated ASAP from the living area to ensure safety. The professionals use special equipment and cleaning products to clean, sanitize, and deodorize the contaminated area perfectly, thus ensuring total safety. The trained professionals know where to find the droppings, urine stains, and nesting materials. They will make every effort to look for the contaminants in concealed spots such as attic, basement, and crawl spaces to ensure thorough and meticulous cleaning of all rodent-related hazards.

Having a pet at home can help individuals feel happy. Unfortunately, pets have to be trained to ensure proper hygiene. It is advisable to hire professionals for pet odor removal in Los Angeles and Beverly Hills, CA, to ensure a clean, fresh, smelling home despite the presence of pets.