GTD (Getting Things Done)

I recently have registered for a GMail account, after reading all about it can revolutionize the way things get done. A whitepaper describes in detail the 'label' functionality and how together with filters and internal contacts, can make for a good PIM. 

The principle behind GTD comes from David Allen. Basically using software tools like GMail to manage all of your todo lists, contacts, emails, drafts, notes, etc., is the gist behind GTD.

Another site of interest is Goowy (get it?  GUI?).  This is a site for a Internet Desktop environment.  At first pass, it's definitely interesting, but may be actually overkill for GTD needs.  My real desire is to see GMail come alive with a calendaring feature. 

Another rumor:  Google is teaming up with OpenOffice to distribute a Web-based Office suite.  THAT will be good.

Interesting links...

1. This is a link to a cool Dukes of Hazzard meets Deliverance flash movie.
2. Here's a good one of bizarre signs...
3. WikiHow lets anyone and everyone describe a how-to....for instance, how to peel an egg quickly...

New SUDS update: 1.0.2

Click here to download the new Suds program (653 Kb). I've added two new pieces of functionality:

1. Open/Save puzzles.

2. Print generated puzzles. Here's a picture:



Again, I need to add help files, but nothing yet...sorry...

Unzip the two files into a directory of your choice, perhaps add a icon to the desktop..

Another new feature I was thinking about....a sudoku solver for existing 'print' puzzles...this will allow you to find potential solutions quickly for puzzles that have you stuck....

Again, here's the link.

TODO list:

1. Sudoku solver. (see above)
2. Help File.
3. NSIS installer built.

Interesting...

A throw-away public web-based spreadsheet site: http://www.numsum.com/