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I have a word of advice for my fellow Democrats, and here’s a hint: It involves chickens, counting and eggs. I recently attended the National Conference for Media Reform …
See the original post here: Mitchell Bard: Democrats Still Have Work to Do to Win in November

Linebacker Kevin Burnett answers a reader’s question about what effect talks of staff leaving had on the Cowboys playoff performance on our Cowboys Insider blog.
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So there is a lot to do! I go to Nairobi next week. Mozambique again shortly a week later. And then a trip up to Turkana the following week. All before heading to the USA for a visit to our home offices in both Grand Rapids and …
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Anybody have any suggestions on how to speed this process up! I thought i was a good time manager but …
See original here: My Growing To Do List

I found a list of 50 things to do before you die, and so decided to post it, but I left out a few boring ones like “Grow a Garden”. Sorry…. I’ve done this… not that great… I don’t hink it deserves a life tile. …
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Is there a way that a task can inherit the properties of the smart list where it is added? That is, I have a smart list that I have open most of the time. But …
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Is there anyway when a particular task list or smart list is printed that the tags would print along with it? Also is there anyway to import a particular task or smart list to Excel or be able to download it as a CSV or text file? …
See the rest here: Printing Tags & Importing

I saw a post from RTM stating “Currently only the original task/list owner will receive reminders, but we’re looking to address this.” When do we think this will be addressed and shared task owners can all receive reminders? …
Read more here: Shared reminders (status)

The Center for a New American Security is taking a novel approach to thinking about climate change. CNAS — and particularly its CEO Kurt Campbell — are leading a consortium of think tanks and philanthropies in a planned simulated war …
View original post here: Climate Wars: What to Do With the New Set of "Climate […]

And this is a shame, because at heart the idea of a massive social network - a network that allows us to do useful things with others and that we give permission to collect all manner of information about what we do, with whom, …
More here: What Facebook Needs to do to Not be Boring