Correction: A Tool to Organize Our Many Organizers
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The Prototypes column last Sunday, about Scrybe, a personal information management software program, misspelled the surname of a Scrybe user who said he had adopted it because of its interface and because its calendar did a better job of pulling together data than others. He is David Gerbino, not Gerboni.
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(Corrects affiliation of Matos in 6th paragraph, and conforms throughout) By Lucy Nalpathanchil
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Bill Wise of Media Post has put together a thoughtful review of Yahoo&#8217;s reorganization. I had heard a couple of people referring to the Yahoo Reorg as a negative for the Yahoo company and search industry.  I never really understood where they were coming from, nor could they back it up. Seems that there is [...]
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A great way for Windows users to organize lots (and lots) of photos
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By PAIGE GRANT  I am writing to correct a number of inaccuracies in the Nov.
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Paul Jones will be one of the presenters at this year's php/db|works Conference happening up in Toronto this week and he's offering a teaser of his talk (here's the synopsis) for those interested - "Organizing Your PHP Projects".   Fans of Henry Hazlitt's "Economics in One Lesson" will recognize the kind of talk I have in store, although I don't have the time available to expound in detail the way Hazlitt does. The talk will consist of a one-sentence lesson for you to remember when deciding how to organize your PHP project, whether it's a library, an application, a CMS, or a framework. I'll then explain how to apply the One Lesson in your project, and the various follow-on effects the One Lesson will have on your project organization.   He also jokes that he'll be the only presenter to use references to livestock, Jimmy Hoffa, and Mir as a part of the talk. He's even included a slide of the presentation for even more info.
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Life & style: A day-by-day wardrobe planner for a fashionable festive season - and not a party hat in sight
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In a much anticipated article, Peter Belesis returns with this piece on a DHTML Lab Popup Calendar. Among it's many features: No knowledge of JavaScript is necessary; only a beginner's aquaintance with HTML and CSS syntax is all that's needed. 0809
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Newgie : News Reader &#038; Organizer Looking for an alternative to organize and read news on a daily basis beyond Google and Yahoo News? The people behind Newgie, dubbed News for Grown Ups, have shot us over an email on their service which seems to be a blog reader influenced site for &#8216;traditional&#8217; web news.  Newgie&#8217;s [...]
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Please replace the release dated February 6, 2007 with the following  corrected version due to multiple revisions.
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(Corrects 10th paragraph to read âNaturalâ instead of  âNationalâ)
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Meryl Starr's organizing book isn't like all the others. "The Personal Organizing Workbook: Solutions for a Simpler, Easier Life" isn't just about cleaning up the clutter in your home or workplace.
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Tycho: Sorry about that. Kiko digests the audio files for that, and I forgot that there President's Day was a holiday that people took seriously. Before today, I was not aware just how seriously Kiko took the concept of presidency. Also, I fixed an offensive and aggressively stupid typographical error in the post above. Now, it's only aggressively stupid in the ways I originally intended.(CW)TB
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An article last week about the do-it-yourself crafts community misstated the title of an upcoming movie about it. It is âHomemade Nation,â not âHomemade America.â.
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Changes at The Journal: movable deadlines and a new taste for models.
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(Corrects dates: in paragraphs 4, 9 and 16 ...Sept... instead of ...Aug... and in paragraph 7...Sept. 8 to 9...instead of...Aug. 2 to 3.).
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Corrects number to 400 million from 400,000 cigars in last paragraph