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If you’d like to check out my entire list, click on the link in the upper right of this blog page — the one that says “101 in 1001: My List of Things to Do.” Happy reading…and …
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Windows Mobile devices only: Free application TaskPlus is a Today screen plug-in that reorders the standard task list interface on Windows Mobile devices into a compartmentalized and more manageable one. TaskPlus divides to-do’s into …
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Try to write a long-overdue blog post about the end of the school year, but fail. The emotions are too complex. The parts about the kids and the work itself and whether you made the right decision and why come out sounding hackneyed. …
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About a month ago I wrote about how you could start getting ready for this day.

This time I’m going to do it though. Why? Because my coworker asked me to help him promote a show he’s playing next month, there might be a full time position opening up at work, and my mother’s health is still gradually declining. …
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It’s a task list that not only will sync to your desktop via .Mac (take THAT BlackBerry) but also has location aware lists! So, if you’re near a grocery store, for example, it will create a list of items relevant to that location (and …
Read more here: Location aware task lists for iPhone!

… and to raise the collective understanding of enterprise and the role of the community in supporting it, as well raising the ability and potential of individual entrepreneurs will be key. So what do we want enterprise to do for us?
Original post: What do we want Enterprise to do for us?

Our entertainment webcast previews fashion shows and African music at Juneteeth, and dumbs down with “Get Smart” at the movies.
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This prayer from Walter Brueggemann’s book, Prayers for a Privileged People, was forwarded by one of our readers. It applies to all faiths and beliefs from where I sit. Here we are, practitioners of memos: We send e-mail and we…
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Then to write blog posts like this. I don’t plan to go anywhere in politics so I don’t really blog with that as my motivation. I just sometimes wonder if Jason Cherniak plans to go places?
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