Friday, April 23, 2010

How to Set Boundaries With Your Boss

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How to Set Boundaries With Your Boss

by Michelle Vermillion Lawrence

It's good to be the "go-to" guy on the job. You please the boss. You're respected, looked up to, admired. Yes, the "go-to" guy is what so many aspire to be.

John Harris used to be the "go-to" guy. Harris screened calls, ran interference and made things happen for Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich -- at least until both men were charged with conspiracy to commit mail and wire fraud and a count of soliciting bribes. Harris was caught in a web of deceit, bribery and poor ethics, operating as Blagojevich's chief of staff.

While the former governor continues to claim his innocence and exploits his notoriety with an appearance in the upcoming "Celebrity Apprentice," Harris seems to have recognized the severity of the charges.

What is Mr. Harris doing these days? Now he's the government's "go-to" guy. As part of his plea bargain agreement, Harris will be one of the key witnesses in the Blagojevich trial come June 2010. Yes, it's good to be the "go-to" guy.

Was Harris pressured by Blagojevich to act out this criminal behavior? Did Harris fear losing his job -- or worse, fear for his safety? His family's safety?

Establishing boundaries in the workplace can be tricky and sometimes difficult, although it's seldom as dramatic as the choices Harris faced. But if your organization's environment does not foster a comfortable climate for feedback, employee and corporate success suffers. Establishing realistic and appropriate boundaries in the employee-boss relationship and even key to the health of the organization.

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Thursday, April 22, 2010

How to Recycle a Computer

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How to Recycle a Computer

by Josienita Borlongan

To some folks, upgrading to a new computer means sending the old one to the dumpster or keeping it in a storage until who knows when. But what they do not know is that they can actually recycle their old computers and prevent more things from being added to the landfill. Find out how you can get rid of your old computers without harming the environment.

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Wednesday, April 21, 2010

How to Correct Bad Posture With Exercises

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How to Correct Bad Posture With Exercises

by Sarka-Jonae Miller

Poor posture such as rounded shoulders and a forward neck is the result of incorrect length-tension relationships and muscle imbalances. To correct these problems you must do strength training exercises for your weak muscles and stretching exercises for tight areas.

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Tuesday, April 20, 2010

Spring Into Action

Creating Wall Art

Discover interesting ways to make your own wall art without spending a fortune!

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Green Living
Find out how to reduce your carbon footprint.
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Spring Cleaning
Get rid of the clutter and give your home a fresh look to match the season.
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Container Garden Plants
Create an outdoor sanctuary using these plants.
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How to Create Mulch from Leaves

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How to Create Mulch from Leaves

by Willi Galloway

Shredding leaves to create nutrient-rich mulch can be easily done by filling a trashcan one-third of the way with raked leaves and using a string trimmer to chop them up. Create airy mulch from fallen leaves with tips from an organic gardener in this free video on healthy gardens.

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Monday, April 19, 2010

How to Save Water and Money at Home

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How to Save Water and Money at Home

by Murray Anderson

We're all aware of the need to conserve water, both for our pocketbooks and for the environment. In many areas of the country, growing populations and limited nearby water supplies are making water a scarce (and expensive) commodity. Now, if you've got a lot of money to spend on new appliances like front loading washing machines and dual flush toilets, cutting down on water usage is relatively easy. However, if you don't have a lot of money to spend, conserving water can be a challenge. Here are some ideas on how to reduce the amount of water you use at home-without emptying your bank account.

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Sunday, April 18, 2010

How to Be a Vendor at Music Festivals

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How to Be a Vendor at Music Festivals

by Mitchell Holt

Being a vendor at music festivals allows you the flexibility to make money and be your own boss. Depending on the notoriety and size of the festival, getting a booth can be difficult or simple. Much of the time, it hinges on who you know at the festival and the relevance of your product to the festival-goer demographic. Below are some ways to make yourself a good candidate for any festival.

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