Practical_Guide_to_GTD.pdf Download this file I have enough friends who are interested in David Allen's "Getting Things Done" that I put together this document. This is how I have used "GTD" over the last year to great success. Download and see what you think! Feedback always welcome.
From the TPL site: “Available online 24/7, this library is always open! Explore our growing collection of downloadable Audiobooks. You can download selections to your to your computer, transfer them to an MP3 player, or burn selected titles onto a CD for listening on-the-go. Borrow up to 10 items for 21 days using your valid Tacoma Public Library card and PIN. It’s quick, easy and you can do it anytime! More at the Library. Via The Melon.
via mikeindustries.com This is a time-lapse photograph of the path of a Roomba as tracked by its light. I agree with Mike. With the amount of time I spend cleaning its brushes and picking things up out of its way … I may as well just vacuum myself. Handy for cleaning under furniture, though.
Really great tacos for 99 cents! Tasty, quick, and cheap. Map: 12th and Pine
So I’m trying something new. For the next two weeks or so, Erikemery.com will go dark and I’m going to move all my blogging to ErikHanberg.com, which I’ve created using a service called Posterous. via erikemery.com We’ll see how this experiment goes. But keep checking here for updates!
Apparently I’m the kind of guy who posts cute cat pictures on his blog. I’m really just doing it to test a) attaching multiple images on my iPhone 3GS and b) Posterous’ gallery function. But that doesn’t make her less cute. See the full gallery on Posterous
Blogger’s integration with Google will be hard to pass up. But if I’m using Gmail anyway, then isn’t that the same level of integration? Posterous is starting to seem like a good replacement, though. It’s the first the that I’ve really considered changing services. Mainly because it doesn’t feel like I’m just weighing WordPress vs. Blogger vs. Textpattern. But because it feels like it’s actually something new. And I’m intrigued by that. Anyway, I’m heading to Minnesota and Wisconsin for a week over the 4th. Computer connectivity will be limited. But since Posterous seems so well made to work with Read more…
We actually got our place looking pretty nice … finally. See how we dressed it up?
After two hours of reading about lifestreaming, online collaboration, and social networking, I’ve come to the conclusion that Google Wave is the unknown. What happens next will have a lot to do with how that works.