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GTD, lightweigh but effective tools

Mon, 22 Jun, 2009

Posted by asantiago at 21:33

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Some time ago I started reading about GTD "philosophy". GTD is easy to follow and effective in your day by day. In my case it helps me a lot at work, improving my organization and the problem resolution. Like other methodologies the difficult isn't in the methodology itself but in ourself, that is, we now what are the "right steps" but forgot to follow them. Here I point three little tools can help with your day by day (applying GTD):

All three are based on the TiddlyWiki (imagine a HTML page that modifies itself). In the case of 'd3' you have an util calendar to put your reminders.

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A geospatial lesson

Wed, 10 Jun, 2009

Posted by asantiago at 18:11

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Some days ago I saw this post, from Ron Lake's blog, in the Planet Geospatial.

As Ron says, ...In common parlance, and in land surveying, a datum is a reference point or reference surface.  Sometimes this is also interpreted as the zero point for a measurement... but ...provide a poor basis for generalization...

Datum – What’s in a name?

Enjoy it !

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