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This is an awesome post....

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This is an awesome post....

Submitted by Paul (not verified) on September 28, 2005 - 4:15pm.

This is an awesome post. The problem of choosing which of several dozen things to work on has no perfect solution so this increasing rotation is brilliant!

Thanks for the idea.

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Jeff Covey: Running a _Progressive_ Dash By: Merlin Mann (11 replies) September 28, 2005 - 2:29am
  • Wow - that's fascinating. I... By: Josh Rothman (2005-09-28 03:20)
  • Apologies if this is a... By: Craig (2005-09-28 04:44)
  • Fascinating post; thanks!... By: TJIC (2005-09-28 04:52)
  • @Craig: I asked the same... By: Merlin (2005-09-28 04:56)
  • I've found that 'dashing' can... By: Kevin Newsom (2005-09-28 05:36)
  • ok, i put the two... By: jeffcovey (2005-09-28 06:36)
  • Minuteur (mentioned several places at... By: Paul Morganthall (2005-09-28 09:14)
  • This is an awesome post.... By: Paul (2005-09-28 16:15)
  • I know most folks here... By: ConradGempf (2005-09-28 21:08)
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