Monthly Archives: November 2010

Roundup: Thankful for the web

Posted on November 24, 2010 by Jim Stroup

As an American living overseas, it can be difficult to keep in touch with the thinking and mood of my home country, and of what elsewhere in the world is attracting attention there. But the internet sure helps in this regard. My daily routine includes a scan of many more sources than are reflected below, not to mention a regular assortment of high-quality blogs. But these are some of the most striking examples of the value of the web I’ve found in the past several weeks . . . Continue reading →

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Lotus Organizer

Posted on November 20, 2010 by Jim Stroup

The first office suite that I used on a PC (other than my fondly-remembered Commodore Plus/4, which put me through my final push at college) is Lotus Smart Suite. It included an integrated organizer called Lotus Organizer, which was later spun off as an individual product. While it is still possible to find and purchase Lotus Organizer . . . Continue reading →

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