April 7 is No Housework Day and people are encouraged to take a break from cleaning and relax. Keep the mess lose the stress is the mantra of the day as people across North America will be ignoring their mops...
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You might have read with interest as I did I Freed Myself From E-Mail’s Grip (NY Times, June 29).I did not know its author Luis Suarez until then.He confirms his Declaration of Independence from E-Mail via his blog ELSUA on July 4th. He addresses head on the skepticism...
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. – E-mail management is a pain. One way to take charge of this problem is to hire a team of virtual assistants (VA) from a global outsourcing agency to do it for you. Companies large and small, from online dating sites to independent real estate agents,...
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If you find military-style robots in your garden, one of two things is happening: either they're filming Doctor Who on your street, or you've found yourself in the middle of the Ministry of Defense's Grand Challenge:"A village in England will host a robot hide-and-seek...
by Shivon Robinsong for The Vancouver ObserverEver since I gave my spare kidney to my friend, Joel,who really needed one, I have a new found passion for clearing out the clutter in my life. Who knew that being a live kidney donor could be such a liberating...
In the past 24 hours only, I read about Tripit and a couple of other services that offer to help you manage things online instead of on paper. Tripit as you might guess offers to be the online repository for all details of your travel. Another site I noticed (whose name I...
Now that Getting Things Done and productivity pornography as Marc Andreessen calls it has almost become a religion, I thought the Clutter Shelf by Chris Kirby had to be mentioned.
If our e-mail clutter cannot be weighed, the paper type can. It comes down to 41 pounds per year per average US Jill and Jack!Less is better on Serge the Concierge
Once you get past the title, Bit Literacy is a good read if you want to
cut down on your electronic clutter, e-mail, media and all.
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Sounds mundane but visit an hotel or a busy bar or restaurant on a Saturday night and you would hear the sound of breaking glass instead with BottleCycler you will enjoy the sound of silence. Remake-remodel-recycle!
"Country roads are being ruined by the 'clutter' of confusing road-signs
and traffic calming measures that are putting lives at risk, experts
have warned."