How to Create an In-Case-of-Emergency Everything Document to Keep Your Loved Ones Informed if Worst Comes to Worst

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How to review the performance of your office staff

 

 

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How to review the performance of your office staff

via KevinMD.com by Kevin on 6/28/11

by Rosemarie Nelson, MS

Your staff members are your most important (and costliest) resource. Have you invested in them? Do they know what is expected of them? Have you asked them if they have what they need to do their jobs?

Optimizing staff performance is a process. It starts with a plan, not the formal performance review.

You can't do a successful performance evaluation without establishing accurate standards against which the employee's performance can be evaluated.

The good news is you can start the process afresh even with long-established employees.

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Most Popular Set-Top Box for On-Demand Video: DIY HTPC [Hive Five Followup]

 

 

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Most Popular Set-Top Box for On-Demand Video: DIY HTPC [Hive Five Followup]

via Lifehacker by Alan Henry on 5/31/11

There are tons of set-top boxes and game consoles that will stream on-demand video to your television without the help of your cable or satellite company, or save video from your cable company for playback later. Last week we asked you which boxes you preferred to control your television experience. Then we collected your top five and put them to a vote. Now we're back to highlight the winner. More »

 

 

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How to Synchronize Your XBMC Media Center Between Every Room in the House - Lifehacker

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Top 10 Ways to Power Up Your Home Theater PC [Video]

 

 

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Top 10 Ways to Power Up Your Home Theater PC [Video]

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You guys voted (and we agree) that a custom-built home theater PC is by far the best set-top box for on-demand video. Whether you've built yourself an XBMC machine, a Boxee box, or a Windows Media Center PC, here are our ten favorite ways to turn it into a media-watching powerhouse. More »

 

 

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Plan Ahead to Make Social Events More Bearable [Confidence]

 

 

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Plan Ahead to Make Social Events More Bearable [Confidence]

via Lifehacker by Alan Henry on 6/11/11

Ideally, social events are fun and you'd have no problems going, mingling with friends, and having a good time. Professional networking events, vendor-sponsored dinners, or conferences however can be a nightmare. If you're an introvert, both scenarios sound awful. Here's one way you can make those events tolerable. More »

 

 

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