Grab bag of ways to get your brain in shape.

I think it is time I finally taught myself to touch-type and I think the best way is going to be one of those typing tutor programmes. I haven't looked at these for smething like 15 years.

So, what should I look for? Any programs to look out for? Any to avoid?

Zotero anyone?

3x5 printers + cost of cartridge?

Maybe House of Shields on 1/12? Kindly opine if you'll be in SF and are thinking of attending.

Review: Waterman Harmonie fountain pen

Good afternoon 43 folders forum users,
I know it's a very sparse and generalized question, but I've just got myself into GTD, have been restructuring my busy workflow and am in a bit of an opinion stalemate.

After listening to a few Productive Talk podcasts and starting to listen to the GTD audio book, I'm trying to get my arms around how to actually get started in the GTD practice.

I work as an IT consulting co. account mgr. In office about 50% of the time, getting 40 actionable emails per day, but most are not defferable, I have to handle and do most of the tasks.

Being over 50, remembering everything is not what it used to be and I am looking for a method to improve tracking of emails, phone calls, and physical documents.

Onenote-type import PDF feature in a Mac app?