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The Elizabethkingia bacteria is found worldwide in the soil, water and reservoirs. Since many items of our food systems come into contact with water and soil, its important to make sure you practice safe food handling techniques like washing fruits and vegetables. Wash all of your produce before your eat or cook them. Even if there is no visible dirt or if you bought organic products, it's important to wash every fruit and vegetable. Rinse fruits and vegetables under cool running water. You can use a produce cleaner if you'd like, however running water works fine alone. Do not use dish soap, bleach, or hand soap on fruits and vegetables. If your fruits or vegetables have a tough or firm outer skin, use a scrub brush to help clean and remove all dirt and debris. Dry off all your produce after washing and store appropriately. Also finish this process by washing all your utensils that were used and your hands. In addition to washing fruits and vegetables, make sure you keep your proteins safe. Also, cook them to the appropriate temperature. Store all protein in a resealable plastic bag on the bottom of the refrigerator. Do not allow them to be over any fresh fruits and vegetables. Cook whole pieces of meat (like a pork tenderloin) to 145F, cook poultry to 165F and cook ground meat to 160F. Also, make sure to keep foods either above the 140F or under 40F as bacteria, even the Elizabethkingia bacteria can survive in-between those temperatures.

summary: Wash and clean all produce. Cook meats to the appropriate temperature.

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Before you can purchase and install an SSL certificate, you will need to generate a CSR on your server. This file contains your server and public key information, and is required to generate the private key. Login to cPanel. Open the control panel and look for the SSL/TLS Manager. Click the "Generate, view, upload, or delete your private keys" links. Scroll down to the "Generate a New Key" section. Enter in your domain name, or select it from the drop-down menu. Select 2048 for "Key Size". Click the Generate button. Click "Return to SSL Manager". From the main menu, select the "Generate, view, or delete SSL certificate signing requests" link. Enter in your organization's information. You will need to enter your two-digit country code, the state or province, city or town name, full company name, section name (i.e. IT or Marketing), and the common name (typically the domain name). Click the Generate button. Your CSR will be displayed. You can copy this and enter it into your certification order form. If the service requires the CSR as a file, copy the text into a text editor and save it as a .CSR file. There are several services online that offer SSL certificates. Make sure to only order from a reputable service, since you and your customer's security is at stake. Popular services include DigiCert, Symantec, GlobalSign, and more. The best service for you will vary depending on your needs (multiple certificates, enterprise solutions, etc.). You will need to upload your CSR file to the certificate service when you order it. This will be used to generate the certificate for your server. Some providers will have you copy the contents of the CSR file, while others will have you upload the file itself. You will need to download the Intermediate Certificates from the service that you purchased your certificates from. You will receive your Primary Certificate via email or through the customer area of the website. Click the "Generate, view, upload, or delete SSL certificates" link. Click the Upload button to browse for the certificate that you received from the certificate provider. If the certificate came as text, paste it into the box in the browser. This will finalize the installation of the SSL certificate. Your server will restart, and your certificate will begin being distributed.

summary: Generate a Certificate Signing Request (CSR). Order your SSL certificate. Download your certificates. Open the SSL Manager menu again in cPanel. Click the "Install SSL Certificate" link.

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Making office recycling a game, at least to begin with, may get those who might not have otherwise been interested involved. Divide your employees into small groups based on department or location. The team that produces the least amount of actual garbage wins. This is most easily done by counting the total number of trash bags. The rewards don't need to be too outrageous. A few ideas for smaller prizes are: Gift cards Movie tickets Candy bars People who already recycle at home may be at an advantage, which may push other employees even harder to get involved. Try offering additional prizes to those who report the least number of non-recycled material from their homes. You may have to use the honor system for this one! This probably won't happen every week, but can be a fun change of pace every once in a while. See who can come up with the best piece of art using only recycled goods. Use a lunch break or the last 30 minutes of a workday to host a competition. Let each employee have access to that week's recycled goods and see what they can create using the recycled material and simple office supplies (glue, scissors, tape) in a limited amount of time. Have everyone in the office vote for their favorite or invite a special guest judge to add some extra hype around the event! Make office-wide benchmarks over the year with incentives along the way, like a pizza party or happy hour. This will help your office avoid only recycling during a contest. Try setting up a contest with a nearby office or shop. The losing office can host a happy hour or dinner for the winning team. Set the time limit (one week, one month, three months) and weigh the total amount of recycled goods. Provide frequent updates about your performance against your competitor to keep your coworkers engaged.
summary: Offer a reward to the office group with the best recycling record. Incentivize recycling at home for a bigger reward. Host a recycled art competition. Set up ongoing rewards for recycling. Compete against other local businesses.