You cannot choose where your new dice will go. Dice are randomly distributed across your territories. Sometimes you'll get just one or two dice sprinkled on every land, yet other times you'll sprout a huge stack out of nowhere!! It has to do with luck.

GTD stands for Getting Things Done. It's not that hard, you say? Well, fine for you. But for everybody else who's having trouble doing things they wanted done yesterday, Mr Allen has more than just a few suggestions. Start with the most important concept, writing everything down. I mean everything. Your brain can only handle so much, and the more there is in it, the worse it handles whatever's on your mind. So David's solution is to write everything down, freeing up your brain's "RAM" (as he puts it). This does require you to have paper on hand, but we'll get to that later. From there, you want to classify things into one of six groups. First, things that take less than two minutes. Anything that does, do it immediatly. Second are Actions. These are, well, actions, that take longer than two minutes, but aren't too long-term. Just put them on a Next Actions list and do them when you can. Try to clear your list by the end of the day. Third come things you're waiting for. These go on a Waiting For list (surprised?). Generally, Actions depend on these. Fourth, things that are multi-step: these are called Projects. Just check on them frequently to see if you can do the next Action (step) for the project. Fifth are things that you can archive/save for later. This would include reference material, or Someday things that you want to do... well, someday, but not right now. And last, things that trash/useless/out-of-date/etc, which you can safely just throw away.

Once upon a time, there was Harmonix. It made games. It quietly released Guitar Hero for the PS2, and within a few months, found it was suddenly a known company. Guitar Hero 2 following, with new songs and characters, and was generally a hit. Then the franchise was sold to Activision, the company that was known for only the Tony Hawk games (yes, all 10 of them). It went downhill: while the next Guitar Hero game was still fun, it was noticably harder and lacked the "charm" of the first two games. Some (including me) say it just sucked.