The Cornell Note Taking System
Posted on November 23, 2004 by Christine | 2 Comments
The Cornell Note Taking System – us it to help get things done. [via My Word]
Also good – Project Management Checklists.
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November 24th, 2004 @ 2:06 am
[...] tting things done The Cornell Note Taking System Project Management Checklists (as seen at Christine’s)
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March 4th, 2006 @ 3:12 am
Christine,
Now, I’m in my fourth year of the faculty and going strong. My dream is to become a translator/interpreter for English-Slovenian and maybe a third language or to continue studying for a masters degree.Yes, I’l be 41 this summer and enjoying every moment of being back to school and actually having good chances to finish it soon.
if this is going to catch your eye, let me tell you I am there, doing that. I live in Slovenia, Europe. I am a knitter since my 6th year of age, a single mother of two, and I returned to school just after I turned 36
From time to time, I take my needles and express myself. I find knitting relaxing and fulfilling. My daughter is pleased with the final products also.