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  1. Should I consider becoming a trader

    Today, 01:06 AM

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  2. The Hoff off in a huff

    27 April 2012 - 01:09 AM

    http://www.news.com....i-1226340228231

  3. Happy April Fools Day!

    02 April 2012 - 03:14 AM

    For those that work with classified and in-confidence files:

    (No Windows 7 drivers, unfortunately, but supports Plan 9 OS: )
    Plan 9


    Googlies:
    Google Quest

    fiber

    multitask

    (faster use of a phone)

  4. Buying quality food

    11 March 2012 - 09:03 AM

    I'm on a fruit and vegetable juice binge, where I try to replace two meals per day with juice.

    Brisbane Markets was fantastic! I went there last week for the first time ever.
    http://www.brisbanemarkets.com.au/

    I picked up a box of navel oranges - 15 kg for $12. That's $0.80 per kilo, and after juicing it is about $1.60 per litre of pure sweet nectar! No mouldy fruit and ground up mice in that juice!

    20 kg of good quality carrots - also very sweet - cost $9.

    Celery was $24 for a box of 10kg. I hate celery when eaten raw, but juicing it with carrots makes a great drink.

    Tomatoes was $16 for 10kg.

    I'm hooked! These are great prices for produce that is probably as fresh as the greengrocers get them.

  5. Time Management and Getting things done

    15 January 2012 - 10:16 AM

    I have enrolled in full time PhD studies now at the same time as I try to hold on to a full time job. To make sure I don't burn out or get fired I really need to get more organised than ever.

    Time management techniques and Getting Things Done methods are of particular interest. Have a look at this:
    http://www.pomodorotechnique.com/

    A quick cheat sheet is found here:
    http://www.pomodorot...cheat_sheet.pdf

    And here is a full description:
    http://www.pomodorot...hnique_v1-3.pdf

    Basically the technique is based on how to divide up tasks into 25-minute chunks of concentrated effort, while dealing with interruptions and self-derailment. It looks good. I'll give it a try.

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