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I wasn’t able to attend this event but I thought it was important to capture and share. Kelly Forrister at the David Allen Company recently did an innovative event on Twitter (#GTD #Tweekly). It was an interactive Getting Things Done Weekly Review. Here is the sequence via 29 tweets that…
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One of my co-workers recently came up with this handy DIY Moleskine (or other journaling notebook) hack to let you easily put in and remove productivity templates from DIYPlanner.com. Find the template you want to put in your moleskine, print it out, cut to size, and then use 'repositionable' glue…
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Listen! (Size 9.2 MBs, Running Time 13m15s) This podcast is sponsored by SCOTTEVEST (SeV) – makers of fine tech clothing. Today's traditional Tech Rags Tear Out style podcast examines the following four items: update on four new specifications you should probably be aware of; some updated news from Tom Bihn;…
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Listen! (Size 6.6 MBs, Running Time 9m29s) This podcast is sponsored by SCOTTEVEST (SeV) – makers of fine tech clothing. Today's Tech Rag Tear Outs podcast covers four main topics: Software Developer Times' overview of IBM's Mashup Center, "Taming Technology Sprawl" via the Wall Street Journal, more info on the…
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Listen! (Size 5.0 MBs, Running Time 10m49s) This podcast is sponsored by SCOTTEVEST (SeV) – makers of fine tech clothing. Today's TechNewsRadio.com podcast covers embedded programming news from Software Developer Times, cloud computing news from Information Week, and some potentially interesting conference pointers. Links mentioned in this podcast include: Microsoft…
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Listen! (Size 6.7 MBs, Running Time 14m29s) This podcast is sponsored by SCOTTEVEST (SeV) – makers of fine tech clothing. Today's TechNewsRadio.com's podcast covers seven topics: Enterprise Content Management (ECM); network security; military how-to guides; Sun's latest SunFire x4150 servers; personal-sized network attached storage (NAS) appliances ; and conference pointers. …
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Listen! (Size 5.2 MBs, Running Time 11m22s) This podcast is sponsored by SCOTTEVEST (SeV) – makers of fine tech clothing. Today's TechNewsRadio.com's podcast channel examines the following topics: ComputerWorld.com IT job & skill forecasts for 2009; Aircell Internet access for airplanes; a VMWARE open source play with Infrastructure Toolkit; top…
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I'm going on my fourth moleskine as my primary David Allen Getting Things Done (GTD) capture device. The first one covered 2005, for some reason 2006-2007 was captured in one, and last year (2008) went into a single moleskine. Here are some of the steps I've refined in setting up…
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The GDGT Podcast #3 with Ryan Block and Peter Rojas finally got around to talking about "netbooks" after teasing us in Podcast #1 and Podcast #2. It was a great discussion, and they asked for recommendations from listeners on what they would recommend. My recommendation based on some recent research…
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