Jeffrey C. Long

This is pretty neat. Extispicous This is a graphical representation of my bookmarks on del.icio.us The larger the word, the more tags I have made for that subject. So, in a manner of speaking, this is a snapshot of my cyber-priorities. I think it’s pretty neat.

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I’m getting a lot of things done with the book ">Getting Things Done.  If you haven’t already discovered it, check it out from the library or order it using the link supplied.  In addition, I wanted to call attention to ADB Idea Library a freeform database that works perfectly alongside Getting Things Done.  I’m able [...]

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One of the programs I keep on my pocketpc is PocketRSS. This allows me to download newsfeeds from websites and read their content when I am offline. I am very pleased with the program. I had previously been using PocketFeed which was clunkier and didn’t as much compatibility with the various formats that websites are [...]

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One of the benefits I’m noting from the ability to Moblog is that I can rough out multiple drafts and then eventually publish them when the fruit has ripened. Simultaneously, I am getting to know an information management program called Devonthink which has abuilt in rich text editor for making and publishing articles. It has [...]

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I am proud to announce that googling my name has finally included this website. Google jeffreyclong. There it is at the bottom of the page. Also, you can see that I went to Northwest College, and that I have been a participant in the Seti@home project since March 13th, 2000. And finally, you’ll learn that [...]

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I am a big fan of internet technologies that allow me to centralize my information on the web, rather then on a specific computer. This is because I have had computers need to be completely reformatted more then once, without an adequate backup, and lost valuable information. Also, because, like many others, I am computing [...]

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