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Nest Unclutterer helps keep your follower list free of those kinds of distractions.
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Unclutterer on Robert A. Heinlein's minimalist home of the future.
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Over at the anti-clutter and simplicity blog Unclutterer they resolved to decrease the volume of things they owned by figuring out which things closely replicated or outright duplicated other things they owned.
Tame Clutter By Asking “How Much Is Enough?” | Lifehacker Australia 2010
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Brian, a programmer for organisation blog Unclutterer, uses note cards for his work flow.
Create A Note Card Task Board On The Cheap | Lifehacker Australia 2009
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Nest Unclutterer helps keep your follower list free of those kinds of distractions.
Nest Unclutterer Dumps Unwanted Twitter Followers | Lifehacker Australia 2009
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My friend Erin Doland is the editor-in-chief of the fabulous site Unclutterer, and now the excellent Simplifried, a blog about ending mealtime stress.
Gretchen Rubin: 6 Questions to Help You Keep Your Cool Instead of Losing Your Temper Gretchen Rubin 2011
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Unclutterer reports that O'Reilly tech books has an ebook promotion for $4.99 per book you already own.
$4.99 O'Reilly ebooks through Oct 31 da_lj 2009
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Newbie authors and big deal bloggers Chris Guillebeau, Leo Babauta and Erin Doland accidentally and accidentally-on-purpose hacked their way through the publishing jungle with their brain children/addictions – Art of Non-Conformity, Zen Habits and The Unclutterer – firmly in tow.
How to Get a Book Deal: Part 2 – Get Thee A Blog (a Big One) | Write to Done 2009
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My friend Erin Doland is the editor-in-chief of the fabulous site Unclutterer, and now the excellent Simplifried, a blog about ending mealtime stress.
Gretchen Rubin: 6 Questions to Help You Keep Your Cool Instead of Losing Your Temper Gretchen Rubin 2011
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The free Web-based service from the Unclutterer blog automatically removes “suspect” followers, including accounts with suspiciously large numbers of follows (which you can customise), and allows you to stop following accounts that have been inactive for a long period.
Nest Unclutterer Dumps Unwanted Twitter Followers | Lifehacker Australia 2009
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