> There are RT-scheduling strategies that implement all kinds of
> tradeoffs. But when you need one of those you have first to settle
> yourself on what you realy want. No software can solve an unsolveable
> problem. If your problems realy have fixed deadlines, and they can be
> completed in time, earliest-deadline-first will work. If not, you don't
> have a solveable hard-real-time problem, and you will have to provide
> more details.

Maybe you've already known about it, I learned quite a bit from the GTD 
(Getting Thing Done) concept.  My problem is not with a lazy body but 
with a curios mind.  If you are like me, I found that what I am weak at 
is performing the scanning routine in the GTD guide.  The scanning 
process force me to perform the evaluation of all the tasks need to be 
performed, and others(priority, important, etc) fall into place 
naturally.  There are tips in GTD too.

I am yet to implement it into a physical system as I am resisting 
systems that need electricity, yet paper-based ones I found is not so 
friendly.  Any recommendation?

Cheers, Ling SM
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