I visited Bletchley Park yesterday (www.bletchleypark.org.uk). Apart from being the home to the Enigma family of cipher machines and some of the greatest code-breaking minds in history, it also houses a great collection of WWII memorabilia.
I came across this poster from the war - makes me think ...
An interesting new development I noticed in iPhone syncing for Outlook users is that "Notes" can now be synced through iTunes, along with Mail, Calendar and Contacts. For an Outlook user, this means that your Outlook Notes will be synced to the native Notes App on your iPhone.
The downside is th...
We just posted a new Webinar: Q&A with the Coaches, on April 22nd. Sign up through the link on the home page of Connect. Coach Michael Dolan and I will take your GTD questions in an open Q&A format.
Many of you wrote to say how much you liked hearing from members on the last Webinar with David,...
Once you have determined your next physical action, you can either complete it in the moment, hand it off to someone else to do, or keep track of it in a way that you will be reminded of it appropriately. -David Allen (in chapter 12 of Making It All Work)
Want any easy way to remember these? If you're following the GTD Workflow Map, these are your choices of Do, Delegate, or Defer. Of course, don't forget about Delete, which comes when you are first deciding whether or not it's actionable.
Bolivia Challenges Patentability of Life Forms Bolivia has challenged, during the World Trade Organization (WTO) negotiations of the Council for Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS), the prevailing philosophy of the patentability of life forms. The patenting of life forms has brought serious problems, especially for farmers (see the case of Monsanto against Schmeiser for violation of its patent on genetically modified canola seeds) and for the biological resources of whole countries who find that all of a sudden, their herbs and traditionally used seeds varieties may have been patented by a multinational corporation to exclusively exploit, leaving the country or culture of origin high and dry. GM Cotton: Monsanto admits their technology doesn’t work!...
