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PicoPad Wallet Notes
9:00AM Lifehacker US Edition | PicoPad wallet notes ensure you’ll always have a pen and paper handy. Each notepad is the size of a few credit cards stacked (width and length is the same, but slightly thicker than a single card) and contains a mini pen and a stack of Post-It notes to scribble your impromptu notes on. While a PicoPad isn’t a replacement for a full out notepad or stack of 3×5 cards, it’s extremely small and will be with you whenever you have a wallet or purse handy. Use a similar product or DIY creation? Share with your note-taking-brethren in the comments below. PicoPad – Wallet Notes More »
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Take Notes in Borrowed Books with Sheer Post-its
6:00AM Adam Pash | Erin from organisation weblog Unclutterer loves taking notes in books, so whenever she checks a book out from the library or borrows a book from a friend, she buys a stack of sheer colour Post-it notes. The notes are see-through, which means that whenever you want to circle a passage or make notes, you can just plop one down on top of the page and make your notes just like you normally would. If you’ve been reprimanded a time or two for your highlighting and notes-in-the-margin habits, these sheer Post-its look like a perfect compromise. How to write in books that aren’t yours [Unclutterer] More »
Restickable Glue Stick Makes Sticky Notes
9:00AM Gina Trapani | Post-It notes don’t have to be boring, square, and yellow any more: make your own sticky notes with any size and colour paper with the Scotch Restickable Adhesive Glue Stick. Just apply the magic sticky stuff to the back of any piece of paper, and stick and re-stick it anywhere you’d like. Over at the Cool Tools weblog, reader Bill says it helps him GTD: I use it to make my various Getting Things Done/43 folders items and tasks stay put in my handheld binder. I jot my items and tasks down on variously coloured pieces of paper of whatever size I need, rub the magic stickum on them, and they stay put in my binder until I decide to move them around. My inner child is happy because I get to play with stickers and glue; my inner adult is happy because I can continually and easily refine my GTD system. Sounds like a good stocking stuffer for the crafty person in your life, too. The Restickable Glue Stick costs more than a regular glue stick, about $1.20 a pop (at Amazon at least). Scotch Restickable Adhesive Glue Stick [Cool Tools] More »Bittorrent 6.0 is released
12:30PM Sarah Stokely | WIndows only – Wired’s Compiler blog has written up the release of BitTorrent 6.0, describing it as a “significant upgrade.”
The new release is the first to incorporate the uTorrent client which BitTorrent acquired last year. So far only available for Windows XP and Vista users – Mac and Linux versions are on the way. More » 