Emory, damn you, I am actually upgrading to paper. I printed out almost 40 index cards front and back yesterday at work (SSshhhh.....), wrote out all my projects and generated my context cards.

What I took away from your whitepaper is the very minimal amount of contexts you have. I was trying to follow something similar to Merlin's use of contexts but found it just didn't work for me having my life so compartmentalized. Now, I have seven contexts: @Computer, @Webdesign, @Calls, @Work, @Home, @Academic, and @Errands. I'm kind of disappointed that I'm not using kGTD now because it's so damn sexy, but this seems to be working a treat. Like you, I now feel I have a grasp on all my open loops, which shouldn't be too hard since I only have around twenty but historically I have felt very out of control, like it was all on the verge of flying apart. I think I will do a Flickr set of my new hPDA setup. Oh, and to get it all going cost me $.50, the cost of a pack of blank index cards so I could print on both sides.