I'm leaving for Boston in a few hours and if anyone has any restaurants or points of interest to recommend, please do so.

I changed the link at the bottom of the Calendar Sidebar to link to the Popup Calendar that has existed for awhile but that few people knew about.

I use it to add in my personal meetings, events, and appointments. if it is an event i don't want anyone to see but me, i just mark it private. i also use it to mark things i want done by a certain day.

Private events can only be seen by you, members only by members, and public by everyone. You can add items via the members screen, or by clicking on the date on the popup calendar (members only, of course).

Please let me know if you have any questions, suggestions or comments about the calendar system in general, or the popup calendar in particular.

There are so many firefox extensions out there already, and every time I think to look at the list there are 100s more, many of which sound pretty cool.

I use (on this PC at work)

BugMeNot - allows me to automagically login to sites like New York Times using a login someone else made and submitted to the BugMeNot database

Copy Plain Text - lets me copy text from a web page without the formatting

Linkchecker - checks a page and highlights bad links

Copy Image - lets me copy images directly to the clipboard

Antipagination - takes news storiies that are broken up into multiple pages and smooshes them all into one page

Adblock - blocks ads

Adblock Updater - downloads new ad profiles automatically. I rarely see ads.

Greasemonkey - a multi-extension which you can add various scripts into to do different things - awesome.

Google Send To Phone - send a text message from the browser. even lets you highlight text and send that

Blogger Web Comments - lets you see what bloggers are saying about a page

DownThemAll! - quick downloads of groups of files

I also have a few web nerd specific extensions:

DOM Inspector

Aardvark - lets you remove elements from a page and see what it would look like, as well as other things (this doesn't work with the newest firefox yet)

HTML validator - what it sounds like

Lynx Viewer - shows what a page would look like in Lynx (or to screen reader software)

You can find all of these at this page. Which ones do you use?