Hi,

I was just wondering if any of you know of a good online community devoted to goal setting, motivation, and/or NLP?

I've searched, but haven't found much.

Thanks, Ted Chicago

HDD Folder oranization

• RubyForge: OmniGraffle parser: Project Info - "This project provides a parser that can read OmniGraffle documents and present them to Ruby programs in a convenient way." [via:43f Forum/Carla]
• Comic Book Fonts | Home - "Get as many of our individual fonts as you like for half price through August 6, 2007" Beautiful faces — I want ’em all. [via: Andy Ihnatko]
• ATPM 13.02 - Next Actions: A Survey of the GTD App Landscape - I must have missed this wonderful overview when it came out. Unlike the unholy armies of Digg-alicious GTD listsmiths, Ed annotates his selections with insight and care. Good on ya, Ed.
• Grep in Project command for TextMate - "... combines the speed of grep with a decent, well-integrated UI." [via: twitter/al3x]
• How to Sleep 4 Hours per Night - I really don't get this obsession with wanting to sleep less. It's like wanting less steak or less The Wire or less french kissing. Just lost on me why you'd want to truncate one of life's most sublime pleasures.

I have outfitted a hard-cover sketchbook as my Hipster Laptop. Pictures here:

link: http://thedu.us/hLaptop

Seems to me like it's in tune w/ the spirit of the hPDA.

I would like to communicate with people integrating Getting Things Done with the Daylite organizer program for Mac. If I find someone really proficient, I would be happy to hire you as a consultant. Thank you.

Richard Shane

MonitorThis

Your ability to ego-surf yourself (or, I suppose, just track a favorite "non-you" topic) is now a lot easier.

Slate's special issue on procrastination. - - Slate Magazine

Slate is running a special issue this week on procrastination, a series of stories on why we waste time, what we do when we waste time, and how different types of people waste their time.

My favorites of the bunch so far:

I have one of the "older" Fujitsu Scansnaps (fi-5110EOXM) that came with Acrobat 7.0 only. I moved overseas right after getting the scanner and was unable to get Readris by mail-in. Now, I have no OCR capability except for Acrobat 7 Pro which seems to be non-useful (won't OCR, crashes). My scans don't show up in Spotlight. :(

I would love to 1) OCR my past scans as well as 2) continue to scan in rapid succession during the day and have something do OCR at night.

My questions:

-Is there any software that will do batch OCR on my scans that is affordable?