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Monthly Archives: January 2008
Web Apps: The Only Sensible Personal Data Tools?
I’d like to get a discussion going on how you are managing your data: calendar, tasks, contacts, etc. My sense is that many of you are turning to Web Apps for this, such as Google Calendar, Plaxo, Remember The Milk, … Continue reading
VMware Fusion Updated with Key Remapping in Windows VM
Vmware has just released a neat update to VMware Fusion. They tell me it has about 15 bugs fixes, which surprised me because I didn’t know it had 15 bugs. It works great for me. But the big change is … Continue reading
Lotsa Techie Links [Jan 29]
I read several interesting technical articles recently, and thought I’d share some of the more interesting ones with you. The first bundle of links are all all Google-related: Michael Arrington of TechCrunch notes that 1,000 human lifetimes have been spent … Continue reading
Another Topic from Skribit: Theology
I am trying to work my way through the suggestions that have been made on Skribit, along with Susan’s suggestion for posts on using Web Apps and Capo’s suggestion on how to get the most out of WordPress. Some of … Continue reading
Wow !
Susan Milligan of Boston.com states that Senator Edward M. Kennedy will endorse Barack Obama for president tomorrow, breaking his year-long neutrality to send a powerful signal of where the legendary Massachusetts Democrat sees the party going — and who he … Continue reading
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Behind the Scenes at Keener Living
Someone had suggested via Skribit that I blog on the topic of Blogging by Mac. I decided to broaden the topic by giving you a behind-the-scenes look at what is involved for me in running Keener Living. While this will … Continue reading
Links for 2008 Jan 22
Although I still grumble at how much time I spend reading feeds, I do find some really good links in doing so. Here are some of the ones that I recently found interesting: Mashable has a nice list of tools … Continue reading
Posted in Getting Things Done, In The News, Productivity
Tagged gtd, self improvement, technology
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Designing GTD Contexts
What, you say? Designing GTD contexts? What’s wrong with the standard ones that David Allen mentions? Well, David’s list is certainly a good one. Almost everyone can organize their tasks by contexts such as @Computer, @Errands, @Home, @Office, @Calls, and … Continue reading
One Class Act
A lot of you probably read 37signals, so you may have already seen their post talking about their 2-hour outage today. But, just in case you haven’t seen it or in case you skimmed it too quickly, let me draw … Continue reading
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Corporate Visionaries Making a Difference for Us All
A view that is becoming more widespread in the US is that Corporate America is heartless, corrupt, and too powerful. I won’t weigh in on that right now because I have not thought it through adequately. I currently view corporations … Continue reading