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When you spend real time on a page, Plink saves it and drafts a short blurb in your voice. Nothing goes live until you publish it.

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Joel Evans
Founded Geek.com. Back to geek out in public. I'm a tech guy who speaks human. A business-to-technology translator.
Nov 2 Money

Reading up on morning habits. A few of these are already in my routine, rest worth trying.

12 simple morning moves that will make you more successful than most people
shebudgets.com
Nov 2 Tech

1st-generation hardware problems are hitting the iPhone Duo. Maybe it's good that mine hasn't come yet.

iPhone Duo cracks are real, and Apple's 'small number' may not be so small
phonearena.com
Nov 2 Productivity

I like the 'one more' trick. I have also been forcing myself to start something, which creates momentum to do more.

Use the 'one more' trick when your productivity stalls
msn.com
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