Over the last five months, I've added all sorts of code to my Emacs to
make it a contact relationship management system that fills the
salespeople I know with envy. =)

1. 2006.07.20#1: Emacs BBDB magic: Greeting people with nicknames
2. 2006.07.24#1: Emacs: Automating the insertion of text
3. 2006.08.10#3: Sharing the link love
4. 2006.08.30#3: My Big Brother Database and social networking sites
5. 2006.09.01#2: Emacs: Keep track of messages sent
6. 2006.09.01#3: More Emacs coolness: List of contacts
7. 2006.09.01#4: More Emacs fun: Composing mail to everyone with notes
8. 2006.09.02#1: More Emacs goodness: Refresh your memory when you e-mail using notes from BBDB
9. 2006.09.15#2: Emacs: Changing the font size on the fly
10. 2006.09.15#3: Emacs clinic at the Linux Caffe
11. 2006.09.28#2: Emacs + LinkedIn: Another totally idiosyncratic bit of code
12. 2006.09.28#3: Emacs: Show only people whom I haven't pinged since…
13. 2006.09.28#4: Emacs: BBDB rapid serial visualization
14. 2006.09.28#5: Emacs: Animation in presentations
15. 2006.09.29#2: Emacs BBDB: Filtering tags with the power of lambda expressions
16. 2006.09.29#8: Emacs BBDB: Prioritize exact matches
17. 2006.10.02#10: Crazy idea for Emacs: Random Emacs taglines
18. 2006.10.02#11: Crazy Emacs: Personalized signatures with random taglines
19. 2006.10.04#1: Developing a better sense of time
20. 2006.10.04#2: Emacs Gnus hack: Prioritize based on the number of recipients
21. 2006.10.11#4: Emacs: Hideshow
22. 2006.10.12#3: Emacs: Quick way to collect references
23. 2006.10.12#4: Emacs and a British voice
24. 2006.10.23#1: Excited about my DemoCamp presentation!
25. 2006.10.27#4: Keeping track of the age of messages
26. 2006.11.02#2: Contact report
27. 2006.12.12#2: Personal contact relationship management

Random Emacs symbol: browse-url-firefox-arguments – Variable: *A list of strings to pass to Firefox as arguments.