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Dec82021 by Paul LinusNo Comments

Conducting an employee work performance review

Business

While most supervisors could communicate praises and give good ratings to their subordinates, some may feel uncomfortable telling employees that their performance is poor. This is only natural, especially if one is a young supervisor or new in the position. A supervisor need not feel uncomfortable if he or she is well prepared to lead the performance review which is also known as the appraisal session. How to Conduct the Performance Review First and foremost, set aside a suitable date and time for the review and inform the employee. Priority and commitment given will ensure a fruitful outcome. Arranging a session at short notice or postponing a scheduled session at the last minute will not reflect well on the supervisor. A few simple pointers could help the performance appr...

Oct92019 by Paul LinusNo Comments

Reiki chakras – Book review of Energy Medicine for Women

Health, Lifestyle

Reiki chakras - Donna Eden, author of the modern classic Energy Medicine (1998) and pioneer in the field of energy healing work, has done it with her new book Energy Medicine for Women. Published in tandem with a tenth anniversary edition of the original ground-breaking book, Energy Medicine for Women uses energy tools involving the reiki chakras, meridians, and physical movement exercises to target health issues that specifically affect women: hormones, weight loss, fertility, menopause, and menstrual issues like cramps and PMS. Women's Energy and the Role of Reiki Chakras Women's bodies are different from men's in both physiological and energetic terms. With both chemical and physical changes occurring over the course of every month, women's health care needs are complex and dynami...

Jul262019 by Ryan FitnessgoalsNo Comments

Game review: Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer on Nintendo Wii

Gaming

One of the most beloved Christmas characters of all time is Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer on Nintendo Wii console. It comes from the stable of Red Wagon Games and its box art looks like a scene from the movie. The game is just priced tagged $20 and is one of the best all-time gift items during holiday shopping seasons. Game goers are always tempted to picking up the title. However, unlike the movie, this game does not offer fun for the entire family. Let’s find out what a report of nj-code.com says. Concept and Game Play Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer involves playing as such characters as Rudolph, Hermie the Elf, Yukon Cornelius, and Santa Claus. There are 4 mini games that can all be completed in a manner of minutes, and that is it. There is no continuing storyline to keep players...

May182019 by Paul LinusNo Comments

Garmin nuvi 1450 review

Technology

The Garmin nuvi 1450 GPS navigator has a 5inch touchscreen display, a suitable size for your choice of in car navigation system. The Nuvi 1450 also has a number of additional features that allow it to extend beyond a traditional in car navigation system, with the optional download the CityXplorer technology making it easier to navigate around major cities where finding public transport can be difficult. Turn by turn navigation, an integral part of any GPS navigators performance is adequate in the Nuvi 1450, with Points of Interest (POI) available along your chosen route, 2-D or 3-D map views depending on preference and custom POI upload all assisting to make traveling simpler. Garmin use the HotFix satellite prediction to assist in calculation of your position for enhanced real time...

Aug222018 by Paul LinusNo Comments

Movie Flashback: 2010s The Kids Are Alright Review

Movies

Shirley MacLaine once said that it is impossible to do great comedy and be politically correct at the same time. In The Kids Are All Right, Director/Co-Writer Lisa Cholodenko manages to successfully walk that fine line between the two without crossing over to the latter side. While the film has a little fun with New Age philosophy, alpha partners, the guy who can't commit, and Mexican gardeners - it never offends. Julianne Moore (Jules) and Annette Bening (Nic) are a California couple that are settled in their lifestyle but dealing with typical mid-life problems. Bening's character is a successful professional who seems to delight in having it all together and providing the best for her family. Moore plays an enchanting, New Age spouting, identity-searching, stay at home mo...

Jun122018 by Paul LinusNo Comments

Movie Flashback: 1970s Shock Waves

Entertainment, Movies

Rose (Brooke Adams) is found alone and adrift on a small boat. She begins to recount what happened to her and her yacht mates, and through flashback, we follow along to see what happened. It appears forty years ago, at the end of WWII, the Nazis were creating a super soldier. The allies ran into this group, and it’s the only squad that the allies hadn't recorded a kill against. These super soldiers fought without guns with super human strength. This is all told in the opening narration, and it’s quite effective in setting the mood. It turns out, these soldiers are zombies, and they are currently lying dormant at the bottom of the sea. This is of course unbeknownst to our yachters, led by the captain, played by John Carradine. As you can imagine, the yacht ends up off course and being blind...