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Our Most Popular PostsClarification on some of the books principles.Kris | Aug 27 2007Clarification on some of the books principles. read more »11 Comments
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How to redirect synonym pages to preferred term in Drupal?Merlin Mann | Oct 6 2007Following up on my earlier comment: I've added a number of popular synonyms for the most used taxonomy terms on 43 Folders. For example "OS X" and "Leopard" are synonyms for my preferred "Mac OS X" term. Is there a Drupal module or the like that can redirect taxonomy pages for synonyms to the page of the preferred term? E.G., I'd love for visits to " POSTED IN:
Give Others the Time of Day: Contribute Your Technology Tips to a Time-Management BookA.E. Schwartz | May 23 2008
I would like to offer you an opportunity to contribute to Time/Self Management, a nearly completed book by management training and consulting company A.E. Schwartz & Associates. read more »POSTED IN:
To-Do, Is tech even needed?Brandon Leedy | Feb 20 2008So I was on LifeHacker and saw a recent post mentioning a sticky note program called "Hott Notes" (http://lifehacker.com/358564/make-and-take-your-sticky-notes-with-hott-notes) which seems like a very productive little app. Its your basic sticky note program with lots of little graphical and optional details you can tweak and change. Until now, I've been using the tried and true "ToDo.txt" method and that's working just fine. But for now I'll be giving this a whirl. read more »POSTED IN:
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