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Start New Year With Clean Desk

Posted by on 28 Dec 2007 at 11:10 am under Psychology, Productivity, Office

Rhonda Abrams At Gannett News Service:
Every year, at the end of December, I have a tradition: I clean the stuff off my desk and clean out my files.
Yes, I know - if I were a better (or at least more organized) person, I’d clear off my desk more than just once a year. But I […]

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Avoid A Cold This Winter Season

Posted by on 28 Dec 2007 at 10:09 am under Strategy, Health, Weather

thats fit:
Winter is known as cold season - and it’s not just because the temperatures are dropping. Your chances of catching a cold this season are high — but according to Everyday Health, you can reduce your chances of picking up one if you follow these steps:
Avoid touching your face with your hands. Cold viruses […]

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Six Ways To Start Off Secure In 2008

Posted by on 28 Dec 2007 at 9:08 am under Internet, Technology, Security

Webworker Daily:
Nobody wants to court disaster. And yet, even power computer users often fall into the apathy trap, failing to take simple steps to secure their devices and networks. In this post, I gather up six tips that can get you off to a good, secure start in 2008.
1. Get a USB Thumb Drive for […]

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Forget Bingo! 80 Is The New 30

Posted by on 28 Dec 2007 at 8:07 am under Strategy, Success, Retirement

MSNBC:
At 85, Bob Galvin was recently sidelined by eye surgery. Although he’ll now require custom-made glasses, the former chief of Motorola still expects — as he does every year — to hit the ski slopes this winter in Vail, Colo.
It also won’t keep him from “calling the shots” at the pair of research and development […]

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Community Churches Get Digital

Posted by on 28 Dec 2007 at 7:06 am under Technology, Religion, Trends

TrendHunter:
Want to attend a mass without the discomfort of leaving your home (or computer)? St. Michael’s Cathedral in Toronto broadcasts a feed on TV and YouTube.
What makes this interesting isn’t the idea of religion on television, but rather, that a local parish is broadcasting to its own community.
The project was coordinated by the National […]

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