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You know you're losing time, which means you're losing money. But knowing that you're losing money doesn't seem to help at all, because you hate the act of time tracking so much, you just estimate at the end of the day (or worse). You've tried several different solutions, each time hoping you'd found one you could live with, but in the end they all seem the same. We had the same problems. That's why we made freckle.
Google prepares to launch a service that indexes and ranks content from microblogging services like Twitter. Since it's very easy to post updates and the posts are usually very short, micro-blogging services are great for live blogging, posting real-time information about an event.
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]]>Google Time Search - Shows you options to restrict search results to a specified time period (like 24 hours, past week and so on).