Here’s the video for Merlin Mann’s recent Inbox Zero talk at Google. It’s worth viewing if you recognise that your ability to work effectively with email has an inverse relationship with the size of your inbox.
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Graeme is a no-longer exiled Scot, currently studying for a PhD at the University of St Andrews. As part of this enlightenment Graeme has developed Construct, a middleware for pervasive computing, and Ontonym, a set of ontologies for describing interesting things. His latest project, Logan, provides a basis for reasoning about said interesting things.
Graeme is a music, semantic web, programming, poker, curry, and coffee enthusiast. He also regards himself as a versatile footballer — being equally ineffective in a number of positions.
To contact Graeme, send an email to: find is to finder as mind is to ______@graemestevenson.com
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