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For most people, the resolutions created each new year are gathering dust by February. Brian Greene's 101 things in 1001 days project challenges you to set specific goals and, for extra motivation, share your list with others. And with a 1001-day time frame, you can fit in both beating Rock Band 2 and climbing Everest. (VF) From This is True for 28 December 2008 Suggestions for further reading:
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