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First, there are the many quick-fix procrastination aids. For example, one compelling *Psychological Science* paper described how downsizing larger metrics of time (think 48 hours instead of 2 days, or 10,950 days instead of 30 years) can [make events seem more immediate](http://pss.sagepub.com/content/early/2015/04/23/0956797615572231.abstract), prompting people to engage in upcoming tasks.
How to Finally Break Your Procrastination Habit, Explained by a Psychologist
Thomas Ling
Highlight time is the time of the day when you sit down and you focus on the one big thing you wanted to get done that day.
5 Things You Should Always Block Time for in Your Calendar
Katie E. Lawrence, CFLE
The idea to establish a tight association between individual data records and individual DOM elements, so that the appearance of the DOM elements can change according to the data bound to them, seems fairly unique to D3. This idea, and the particular way it is implemented, is central to D3.
D3 for the Impatient
Philipp K. Janert
...catch up on these, and many more highlights
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