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The Perfect Geek Pen?
photo by lost in scotland
I’ve been using the Pilot G2 pen almost exclusively for the last couple of years but today on a whim I picked up a package of Uni-Ball 207 pens. Before purchasing them I checked out the packaging to make sure it had certified archival quality ink, because we all know [...]
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How To Tackle A New Assignment
I’m in a time of transition at the moment and getting ready to go into a new assignment, so this new book by Tim Watkins sounds interesting.
One of the better books that I have read is called The First 90 Days - Success Strategies for New Leaders by Harvard professor Michael Watkins. The book [...]
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GTD Power Links 04-10-08
Pimp your desktop…If you keep important information like tasks and project notes in plain text files, you can pin that information to your desktop automatically. Free Windows application Samurize can embed text files data right on your desktop behind any program windows, giving you at-a-glance access without having to launch a text editor. (via lifehacker)
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A Return Back To Pen And Paper
photo by walker cleaveland
I must admit that even though I have a Windows Mobile Smart Phone (yeah right), I use it mostly as a MP3 player for when I’m taking walks or as a low quality camera. Yes I think I have signed up for and have used just about every productivity application known [...]
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Custom Leather Moleskine Case
GFeller makes leather Moleskine cases…for about 20 bucks I converted this Franklin planner case into a new home for my M.
A second skin for your Large Moleskine®Notebook (5 x 8 ¼”) that itself will become an elegant heirloom. Priced at $39.95 it is an excellent value and will provide exceptional service. [...]
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