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Useful tip :D

@chareverie: FruitfulTime TaskManager can be installed on a USB pen drive, so you can always have your tasks with you. No need for synchronization or internet access. You only need a handy USB pen drive.

@bobbo33: Yes, it is Mac only though. Screenshot of History Flow, as its developers call it, in action here.

The coverflow style comes in handy when you want to visit a site you already went to a week ago but cannot really remember the url. Something like SafariStand is useful in such cases to view your history sites in coverflow style and pick out the website visually.

Big thanks Lifehacker for pointing out this article but especially Scott Berkun.

Setting goals and having a plan to reach those goals is a good thing to do. Without goals you would be wondering around, without a plan you will never reach your goals.

@jarhead: Thanks for the pointer :) I have Scott's book and find it essential... learnt a lot from it.

@LifesSweetDrug: Sorry I live in country X is no good excuse in this day and age when a quick Google search is all that is between you and information ;)

Another great article and just in time not only for the 4th of July. Here in Malta during summer we have the festa season and we have fireworks in different towns every weekend till the end of September.

@Jayz: I suggest you try out FruitfulTime TaskManager.

Grouping of same program windows is useful if you have more programs open than can comfortably fit on your screen resolution.

Two years or so ago I bought a refillable envelope journal from Aspinal of London and have never looked back.

VOTE: FruitfulTime TaskManager