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Create 10 day emergency survival pack for your car

Thu, 22 Mar 2007 11:52:25 GMT

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By Jeffrey Yago, P.E., CEM

It seems like every winter there are news stories of people getting stranded for weeks in bad weather while driving through the many remote areas of our country. In fact, this past winter, our nation held its breath waiting for news of James Kim and his family who got lost traveling the snowy roads of Josephine County in Oregon, not far from where this magazine is published. While his wife and daughters, who stayed with their vehicle, were eventually found alive, he succumbed to the cold as he hiked through snow looking for help for his family. And there are also many cases of people trapped for days in their vehicles after skidding over a bridge embankment, even though they were only a few hundred feet from a busy highway.

I have written many articles about how to prepare your home for a power outage or national emergency, but today I want to address how to be prepared for an emergency when traveling in your car or truck.

Tags: survival, food, wilderness, backwoods

GTD with RTM: Getting Things Done with Remember The Milk

Tue, 20 Mar 2007 15:39:35 GMT

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Clip Source: www.geektronica.com

GTD with RTM: Getting Things Done with Remember The Milk

As I stated previously, it’s a little hard to figure out how to leverage the available information- and task-management tools most effectively to actually help me get things done.

I’ve decided to focus on Remember the Milk for now, because it has several killer features:

It’s not blocked by my employer’s internet filter

SMS reminders

Integration with Google Calendar (see) and the Google Personalized Start Page (see)

Super-fast Ajax - it’s even faster than Outlook in some cases

Color-coded prioritization for each task

Tons of keyboard shortcuts

Tagging

I’ve used RTM for a while now, but have been limited in my effectiveness by several problems:

Not differentiating “someday” tasks from “do this right now or you will die” tasks, and cluttering up my lists with the former

Not clearing out my “due today” tasks daily (which is inexcusable, because RTM has a very easy-to-use postpone feature)

Tags: gtd, rtm, productivity, remember the milk, tasklist

Chore Buster - Web Organizer - Free

Mon, 24 Apr 2006 15:38:15 GMT

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Clip Source: www.chorebuster.net

Organize your household chores

ChoreBuster is an easy and free way to automatically create fair chore lists, or chore schedules.

Enter in people and chores
Specify how hard / undesirable each chore is
ChoreBuster generates a fair schedule of chores
Schedule emailed to you weekly - no need to log in

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We've been using it in my flat for about 4 months, and it's transformed the place! No one ever has to tell or remind anyone to do something, and it's cleaner than it ever was before.

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Tags: chores, web organizer, web 20, organize

Getting Things Done Outlook Add-In

Thu, 20 Apr 2006 02:41:10 GMT

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clipper's remarks: Cool concept - too bad it is only outlook based. Maybe someone will create it for thunderbird.

Clip Source: gtdsupport.netcentrics.com

Getting Things Done Outlook Add-In

Tour Getting Things Done Outlook Add-In®

Click To View Tour Section

Start the Tour

This tour demonstrates the basics of the major features of the Add-In. Each section is self contained, so you may explore any or all of the features. You may start at any point; click on next or previous to explore other features.

Each demo plays at a set rate. You may sit back and watch the tour or you may use the player controls to pause or step through the demos at your own pace. The demos do not include sound.

Also, please note that the tour depicts an earlier version of the software and some views have changed. For example, in the current version (2.1) a GTDViews folder is no longer added upon installation of the software, so the views needed are added automatically. Thank you for your patience while we update the tour.

Additionally, you can review the webinar narrated by Dean Hering, VP NetCentrics Corporation and David Allen, CEO The David Allen Company explaining the GTD Methodology and how it maps to Outlook through the add-in. NOTE: This is a very large file and might take up to 8 minutes to download.

Tags: gtd, outlook, getting things done, outlook add-in

GTD software -- Clipmarks should be on here

Thu, 20 Apr 2006 02:38:13 GMT

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clipper's remarks: I think Clipmarks should be on this list of Get Thigns Done (GTD) software. Seriously, the main reason I use it is to keep track of articles and things I want to read again. I clip because it is better then bookmarking since I can extract the important things out. It is better then printing the material out to paper (save trees). So I think it should be part of anyones GTD game plan.

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GTD software

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PyGTD

PyGTD is a simple system that incorporates major features from both Allen and Covey. It's a small Python program that crunches any number of lightly-formatted text files containing project to-do lists, and creates a prioritized to-do list based on the next physical action in each project.

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Getting Things Done
Powerful Outlook Add-in software Built with David Allen

Tags: get things done, gtd, software, gtd software

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Create 10 day emergency survival pack for your car

GTD with RTM: Getting Things Done with Remember The Milk

GTD with RTM: Getting Things Done with Remember The Milk

Chore Buster - Web Organizer - Free

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Getting Things Done Outlook Add-In

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