links for 2007-09-14


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Here’s a list of 9 reasons you should write everything down. I do this with my handy dandy DIY Franklin Planner.
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This is an awesome post with ways to be more efficient with your mouse. Pretty awesome.
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Here’s an interesting article by the guys who wrote Freakenomics about web tipping. Is it ethical?

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Brett McKay | 14 Sep 07 | Daily Links

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Julia on 14.09.2007 at 06:23 (Reply)

Whoa, another link list? I know you’re busy with school and all, but I must admit I’m suddenly starting to hate these….
1. Brett McKay on 17.09.2007 at 17:25 (Reply)
  
  Julia- I can understand your dislike, however, I’ve had several readers tell me they like the addition of the daily links. To non-bloggers, it’s way I can provide useful info. To fellow bloggers, it’s a way I can spread some link love. Would it help if I included a link to your blog one day?

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