Archive for the 'pen and paper' Category
Have some thoughts or to do list’s that may not be Moleskine worthy? Well here comes the mighty pocket briefcase to your rescue. What is a pocket briefcase you may ask? Well, it’s fancy name for a index card holder. The price range on these bad boys are from 25 cents to almost 50 bucks. [...]
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GTD Power Links 06-10-08
To lazy to read your email? You’ve always been able to email yourself with a phone call through voice-to-text service Jott, but with the introduction of Jott Feeds, Gmail (and Google Apps) users can now have a summary of their messages read to them by phone. The secret sauce lies in Gmail’s RSS feeds and [...]
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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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GTD Power Links 05-13-08
Productivity Bruce Lee style…“It’s not the daily increase but daily decrease. Hack away at the unessential.” and “If you spend too much time thinking about a thing, you’ll never get it done.” (via positivity blog)
A food geek speakeths…Author of In Defense of Food Michael Pollan explained his "eater’s manifesto" at Google last month. Watch the [...]
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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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