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- two-mode-mode: Multiple modes in one Emacs buffer 12:50
- Emacs for Authors 12:54
- Chat with John Wiegley, ubercoder 13:27
- everlasting_man.txt 19:28
- everlasting_man.txt 20:44
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Priorities - A: high, B: medium, C: low; Status - _: unfinished, X: finished, C: cancelled, P: pending, o: in progress, >: delegated. Covey quadrants - Q1 & Q3: urgent, Q1 & Q2: important
| A | X | Laundry |
| A | X | Review page 4 cards (msi) |
| A | X | Track down error with planner and new pages : E-Mail from Raimund Kohl-Fuechsle (PlannerModeMaintenance) |
| B | X | Check out EmacsWiki#RecentChanges from 2005.01.09 |
| B | X | E-mail Tita Cora : E-Mail from Harvey Chua (social) |
| B | X | Write to Tita Naty and Mrs. Castillo : E-Mail from Harvey Chua (social) |
| B | X | Reply about book : E-Mail from Peter Hemminger (social) |
| B | X | Read article : E-Mail from Yamaguchi K. (misc) |
| C | X | Check out Slashdot from 2005.01.11 |
| C | X | Reply about The Command Line in 2004 : E-Mail from Richi's server (oss) |
Notes
1. two-mode-mode: Multiple modes in one Emacs buffer
two-mode-mode allows you to switch between two major modes in a single
buffer. You can find it at
http://www.dedasys.com/freesoftware/files/two-mode-mode.el If you need
to deal with more modes, check out Multiple Major Modes at
http://mmm-mode.sourceforge.net .
On Technorati: emacs
2. Emacs for Authors
http://www.therandymon.com/papers/emacs-for-writers.pdf
A book writer has written a guide on how to use Emacs in lieu of mainstream word processors. Check it out!
Post from R. Wood on comp.emacs
On Technorati: emacs
3. Chat with John Wiegley, ubercoder
Categories: GoodKarma:6 -- Permalink
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4. everlasting_man.txt
So far: how the amalgamation of different gods confused and diluted
religion by distancing it from the pure simplicity of the past, and
how jealous monotheism prevented the Jewish God from being subsumed in
the mish-mash of the pagan pantheon.
On Technorati: book
5. everlasting_man.txt
So far: ancient civilizations weren't as blameless or sinless as
analysis sometimes paints them. Cannibalism and human sacrifce weren't
done out of innocence but rather because they were shockingly evil,
and that tied into demon-worship (if gods are too high and distant to
trouble about low things).
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