You could borrow the "Abbey" idea from the Abbyes and Mayors expansion.

Abbeys are special tiles (6 of them divided equally among all players) which you can play rather than drawing and playing a random tile. The abbey counts as a cloister for scoring and playing a meeple on, and has a solid edge, so that it ends a road, and walls off citys and farms that it borders. Abbeys can only be played in holes - spaces that have tiles on all four sides.

The effect of this is that areas that are prime "gotcha" cloister locations at end game are a little less likely as they either get Abbeys dropped into them, or players shy away from letting such places appear.

Without Abbeys and Mayors, you could allow each player once or twice a game, the option of playing a tile face down in a whole rather as an Abbey than as a normal play, and otherwise following the normal Abbey rules.

House rules to make the cloister less of a game winning tile in Carcassonne?
I am using the Calendar module. I was asked if it was possible to take the calendar page and put it inside of another.
I'm not so sure about this.
How would I add this to be inside the Content region of the other page?
I see how it is possible to add the Calendar block to the Content region of the page but that is not what these people want...they want the full Calendar view inside of another page!
Any ideas how I would go about doing this?

This is the Calendar module installed in Drupal 6.
