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Impressive paper-based project management workflow | 43 Folders May 27, 2005 ... Martin Ternouth’s impressive system for managing his projects with paper. ... I like so much about the paper-based system Martin Ternouth ...
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The *Perfect* Weekly Planner? | 43 Folders Friends, For most of my adult life (well, high school and beyond), I have been on the search for the perfect weekly planner. For a while, I was convinced ...
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Index Cards | 43 Folders Office Supply Fetish: Nerdy History of Tabs & Index Cards ... print D*I*Y Planner HPDA cards (see the end of this page) directly to 3x5 cards for Mac users. ...
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Open Thread: Mac Mind Mapping, and how you use it | 43 Folders Sep 17, 2006 ... I’ve recently revived my interest in doing mind mapping as a way to capture ideas and plan out projects. Back in the day, ...
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TechDigs: Mac-friendly RAID 5 setup with Infrant ReadyNAS | 43 Folders Jan 25, 2007 ... Help, My Hard Drive is Full! - TechDigs.net Infrant ReadyNAS 1 Terabyte Network Drive One of my ongoing rants on MacBreak Weekly revolves ...
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Review: 'Kinkless GTD' for automated, elegant OS X task management ... Oct 4, 2005 ... Kinkless GTD 0.61 Kinkless GTD I think Ethan JA Schoonover may have ... TOPICS: Apple, Macs & OS X, Getting Things Done, Kinkless, Mac OS X ...
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Open Thread: Mac Mind Mapping, and how you use it | 43 Folders Sep 17, 2006 ... If you also like to mind map, I’m curious to hear which of these you and your Mac are using, how you’re using it, and what made you choose ...
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Open Thread: Mac Mind Mapping, and how you use it | 43 Folders Sep 17, 2006 ... If you also like to mind map, I’m curious to hear which of these you and your Mac are using, how you’re using it, and what made you choose ...
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Fix for securityd hogging RAM when reauthorizing apps' Keychain ... Jan 22, 2007 ... Unsanity.org: Love Tropicana: The Fix for securityd Eatings Gobs of Ram ... grabbing an enormous amount of RAM, virtually freezing my Mac, ...
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Getting Sandy in my Face | 43 Folders For quite a while now, Tasks Jr has been my task management tool of choice. I switched to it from my own Tinderbox-based system after I decided that having ...
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