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Weekly report: Week ending April 5, 2009

Posted on April 6th, 2009 by Sacha Chua

From last week:

• Deploy new release of Transition2 Lessons learned
• Ride my bike! =)
• Work on organizing talks, ideas, and material some more Thought about possible ways to organize the information

Also:

• Explored task management systems
• Played catch using lacrosse sticks =)
• Started sewing a blouse
• Found someone for sewing lessons
• Coordinated with other IBMers interested in virtual conferences
• Had a great conversation with my manager
• Experimented with outsourcing transcription – yay!

This week:

• Clear up Transition2 issues
• Moderate a panel at Mesh, attend the afterparty
• Give a talk at the Women in Technology group
• Tweak my task management process a bit more – maybe look into Org integration over the weekend?

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• http://jdm.awritersstory.com Josh

  I was just on AIM w/ Adam Pash (editor of http://www.Lifehacker.com) and we came to the consensus that Tracks (www.getontracks.org) is a great Task management application. However, it is a bit touchy to install, so Bitnami (www.bitnami.org) came up with a brand new installer, just for those of us unwilling to install Ruby-on-Rails, MySQL, and Apache, just to run one app.

  visit http://bitnami.org/stack/tracks for a look see.

• http://sachachua.com Sacha Chua

  I think it would be pretty awesome to have Toodledo – Tracks integration, so that I can still use my iPod Touch to check my task list, but I can tweak the Web interface… =)

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