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Employees Have Yet Another Reason To Lose Their Office Chairs In Favor Of A Treadmill Desk: Their Brain (PRWeb via Yahoo! News)
Use of Treadmill Desks May Increase Production of Small Blood Vessels in the Brain
Ex-Antique gov gets 10 years for graft (GMA News)
MANILA, Philippines - A former governor of Antique province was convicted of graft by the Sandiganbayan in connection with the anomalous purchase of P5.67 million worth of school desks and armchairs in 1997.
Under the rotunda: Fun Capitol facts (The Sacramento Bee)
Sacramento Bee file, December 2003 There are gargoyles A new Legislature took office Monday, including 25 rookie Assembly members. They will need months to learn exactly how things get done in the Capitol, but in just five minutes, we can give them a few fun facts that some of their longtime colleagues may not even know about their new workplace. Terry Cook, a supervisor at the ...
SAISD students' commercial helps recruit teachers (San Antonio Express-News & KENS 5)
It's not an everyday scene: Second-graders seated in rows of desks outside the Alamo with "Teach Me SAISD," written on a large chalkboard behind them.
North Dakota Legislatureâ€s organizational session begins (Minot Daily News)
BISMARCK (AP) - North Dakota lawmakers took their oaths of office, elected their presiding officers and were assigned desks and parking spaces as the Legislature's organizational session began Monday.
Big Three automaker plans hit congressional desks (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
U.S. automakers started to submit plans demanded by Congress as the Big Three's CEOs and lawmakers gird for debate over a $25 billion bailout the industry says it needs to survive.
Hawaii not expecting a wave of tourism to Obama sites (International Herald Tribune)
It happened to Plains, Georgia, and Crawford, Texas, but Honolulu, the birthplace of the president-elect, is not expected to swept by tourists seeking out locations where he lived or studied.
Plugging the leaks (City Pulse)
Last week, in a rambling home-turned-law-office near Lansing's Old Town, a grim-looking man moved from room to room, pointing a yellow gun at every wall, window and corner.
Nice office, healthier bottom line (AME Info)
Companies skimp on office ergonomics at their peril, says Sweden's Kinnarps.
Aging tech yields golden opportunity; Spinoff of Japanese technology giant Fujitsu is kind of like a startup, except ... (The Bulletin)
Few people may know that from 1996 until last month, Ron Langer headed up an international sales and marketing office for the Japanese technology giant Fujitsu from an office in the basement of the Old Post Office building in downtown Bend.Langer and a staff of six developed and sold software that helped large companies and government entities transition from mainframe-based computer operations ...
