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Productivity Blogging
I find something ironic about much time some people evidently spend just reading about generic ways to be more "productive."

Increase Your Morning Productivity with the 10 O'Clock Rule (Lifehacker)
Increase Your Morning Productivity with the 10 O'Clock Rule (Lifehacker)

Mastering Outlook to Increase Productivity
Microsoft Outlook isn’t perfect, but there is more to its e-mail and calendar functions than meets the eye. By combining some of Outlook’s best undiscovered features with a little ingenuity, lawyers can reduce their stress levels and perhaps add a bit of leisure time to their schedules...

Multiple Monitors Increase Productivity
To the surprise of no one who has ever used multiple monitors, recent studies show that multiple monitors increase a user’s productivity 20%-30%. As the Slashdot article notes: For those of us who use multi-monitors, this is not shocking...

70 Sizzling Apps to Increase Attorney Productivity
The ABA Journal has a great list of 70 Sizzling Apps to increase productivity. The list is grouped by categories: Word processing and office suites Research and Reference Accessibility Task Management Maps, Fun and Games

Productivity, quality, and risk (PQR) the three horsemen of every general counsel
What is the goal of management in a law department? To improve productivity, to increase the quality of legal advice, or to reduce legal risk? Clearly, we need operational definitions of these slithery PQR terms and some way to measure...

Lexmark to Pay $8.3M in Employee Vacation Class Action
Lexmark to Pay $8.3M in Employee Vacation Class Action

Air Pollution
Low Levels May Increase Stroke Risk

Antidepressants
May Increase Risk for Recurrent Cancer

Abacavir
Potential Increase Risk for Cardiac Events

Job Site Fatalities Increase
Safety Experts Concerned

Cell Phone Use
Can Increase Risk of Brain Cancer 5 Times