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Anonymous
I’m sorry I didn’t get any of your prior messages, but your translation looks great! Thanks for putting in the effort!
Hi, I looked at your omnifocus review tips. I really liked your ical screenshot with the weather on top of each day. Can I ask you how did you do that? felipehangen AT gmail com
Anonymous
I use a program called BusyCal instead of iCal. It’s very similar to iCal in most respects, but has a few extra features and is a bit more customizable.
Do you use Omnifocus on Ipad?
Anonymous
Yes, and I highly recommend it! I use OmniGroup’s sync service to keep it in sync with both of my Macs (work and home) as well as the iPhone app. I’ve found the iPad app to be particularly good for the “quick sweep” portion of my weekly review either using the special “Review” mode or just by showing my full list of projects in the “Project” view.
Like your omnifocus and GTD article. Out of curiosity what calander program do you use and does it sync to omnifocus? Thanks. Just got omnifocus and wanting to gain the maximum utility out of it. -kevin
Anonymous
I use BusyCal, but I don’t try to get OmniFocus to sync with my calendar. I found that programs which try to be calendar programs very seldom have adequate ability to show a context-filtered action list, and instead, you get a huge action list with everything in it. I’ve just developed the habit of look both at my calendar and at OmniFocus.
On the theme of playing Bach on unusual instruments…
Wow! It’s hard to imagine Vivaldi on an accordion, but this young man makes it sound like it was his favorite instrument. Definitely worth watching!
Fascinating! The only thing it’s missing is the distances between each of the links!
(via PROTECT IP Act Breaks the Internet)
This video gives a very clear explanation of exactly what PIPA (the counterpart to SOPA) would do. Please pass it along and contact your congress-critters!
Strike Against SOPA & PIPA
Do not allow the government to break the internet!
Funniest Japanese Girls Prank (by JustForLaughsTV)
This is a super-clever prank which is perfectly pulled off. The expressions on the victims’ faces are priceless. Definitely worth checking out!
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