All Blog Posts Tagged 'office' (10)

What’s important about last week’s David Letterman story isn’t sex -- it’s pollution. Like many fans, I thank Letterman for making me laugh and feel his personal life is up to him. But how he - as a powerful man - behaves at work is not a private matter. Taking up with underlings is like dumping small amounts of sludge. Many people want to look the other way, like it doesn’t matter; but when the downstream impact seeps in to your own life, you have a different view. Workplace Romeos can someti… Continue

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For the FULL story with helpful LIVE links click here! In the wake of the nation-wide switch to digital television, are you wondering what to do with your old analog TV sets? Recycling them is easier than you think - and better for the planet, too. Trashing televisions adds to the mountains of garbage people throw away every day. Plus, tossing your tv releases toxic chemicals into t… Continue

For the FULL story with helpful live links click here! Recycle Computers Locally and On-Line Recycling computers is an environmental essential. Most computer components -- including the monitor, keyboard, and hard drive -- contain heavy metals, like lead and cadmium, which can contaminate drinking water and wreak havoc on human health.Even if they didn't threaten our well-… Continue

My brother is a whiz at financial and office organization AND he loves doing it. Thank goodness for me because I need all the help I can get right now! My new system includes ideas from Steven Covey and David Allen...Watch the video and check it out! Continue

Ed Begley Jr. - Actor and Environmental Advocate Ed Begley Jr., an actor on the stage, television and on the screen has been nominated for awards numerous times. Begley is perhaps best known for his role as Dr. Mark Craig’s intern, Dr. Victor Ehrlich on the television series St Elsewhere, for which he received six consecutive Emmy Award nominations. He currently has a reality show about green living called Living With Ed on Planet Green with his wife, actress Rachelle Carson. In addition to ac… Continue

Disciplining yourself when working from home is difficult enough without the added responsibility of caring for young children. Add into the equation distraction from neighbors, routine household chores and extra-sensory stimulation (read, just your day-to-day usual household excessive decibel level noise) and you get the picture. The most challenging of the above is how to deal with getting your progeny to respect your office time. Here’s a few secrets. (… Continue

Leslie Drogin - Government Affairs Analyst at the law firm, K&L Gates, and former Senior Advisor for Policy and Legislative Affairs at the U.S. Department of Energy Ms. Drogin is currently a Government Affairs Analyst in the firm’s Washington, D.C. office. She focuses on energy policy. Prior to joining the firm, Ms. Drogin worked as a Senior Advisor for Policy and Legislative Affairs at the U.S. Department of Energy, Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EERE). In this position… Continue

I've just read an article on Geniusbeauty.com : "The Dirtiest Place in the Office". I'm worried for the nowadays obsession for cleaning. Do they recommend that an office must be like an hospital? On TV every day they are bombarding us with cleaning products, antibacterial products and so on. Our society have a cleaning obsession. That is why we have so many allergies. It has been proven tha… Continue

What a day! The Dow rallied to close at 11019.69 and investors are still freaking out. What funny times we live in. To keep it all in perspective: 10 years ago in 1998 middle school children did not have cell phones, most home users accessed the Internet via dial-up modem, and the Dow on 09/08/1998 closed at 8020.78 with a gain of 380.53 (4.98%). 30 points LOWER than today's gain. 40 years ago in 1968 push button phones were super futuristic, callers waited for operators to connect long-dista… Continue