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December 15, 2001
PrologUsers.Com Local User groups
PrologUsers.Com is proud to announce two new local user groups: Gulf Cities Prolog Users (GCPU)(Houston, TX) and Midwest States Prolog Users (MHPU)(Denver,CO).
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December 15, 2001
First Gold Website Sponsor!
http://www.MethedTech.com
PrologUsers.com is proud to announce that MethedTech.com has become our first website sponsor at the Gold Level! Many thanks for the comittment to excellence this represents.
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December 15, 2001
Importing Microsoft Excel Files into Prolog
http://www.methedtech.com
by Robert Petrek, MethEdTech, Inc
One of the many features of Prolog Manager is the ability to import Microsoft Excel files. For our first Tip, let’s look at what we have to do with the Excel file to be able to successfully use it to import additional Budget items.
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December 15, 2001
The Future is NOW!
http://www.tqm-online.com
by Cortez, Bob
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December 15, 2001
Take Time to Tune Up Your Team
http://www.timedoctor.com
by Polk, Kevin
Many people believe that teams get tuned up in retreats and other "away from work" activities. While these activities can be fun and relaxing, they do not necessarily lead to improved communication on the team.
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December 15, 2001
Top 10 Tips for Getting Control of Your Time
http://www.e-zinez.com
by Schultz, Kate
Do the worst first. If you find you cannot stop worrying about a certain task, then do the worst task first. Once that task is completed you will feel relieved and able to concentrate on the rest of your tasks, one at a time.
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December 15, 2001
Top Five Time Management Mistakes
http://www.balancetime.com
by Wetmore, Donald
We need not run twice as fast or put in twice the effort to significantly increase our daily success. We only need to be a ônose aheadö of where we already are.
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