Archive for March, 2007
Tour de Food by Bike
In: Improvements
27 Mar 2007Using a tip from Josh at the Creamery, which directed me to the resources at Bikely, I created the Tour de Food bike map based my intimate experience of cyling across the ZCoB.
Yum!
In: Uncategorized
23 Mar 2007Found Yum on the FreeMacWare blog today, thought some folks in the ZCoB might like it…
Yum brings recipe organization to your Mac. I really like the feel of this application. It’s easy to create new recipes and add a list of ingredients. You can tab between fields and choose from a drop-down menu of previously [...]
Macs Save Money
In: News
20 Mar 2007Wired News just posted this article affirming what we’ve known about the overall value of the new intel macs.
Cloning a Mac with NetRestore
In: Geek Finds
16 Mar 2007Going where Symantec Ghost™ and SuperDuper! only dream of, NetRestore successfully takes on the task of cloning both the OS-X and Windows partitions of a bootcamp enabled Intel Mac. The procedure may look daunting, as the included instructions tend to over communicate a bit, but hey, its better than the usual under communication that [...]
Got Network Security?
In: Work updates
14 Mar 2007Craig and I had a good meeting with our new rep from our network security vendor. We’ve had a relationship with the vendor for over 6 years and occasionally get a new rep who we bring up to speed. It’s always a two-way learning. Our new rep has a solid background in the field with [...]
Good stuff
In: Good Stuff
8 Mar 2007Here’s a look at one of the lunchboxes that will be given out at the Deli’s 25th anniversary celebration on Thursday, March 15. One prize-filled lunchbox will be given out every hour during the event and will include even more than what’s shown below, including a sample of the anniversary blend from Zingerman’s Coffee Co.
Good [...]
Adobe Announcement for CS3 Announcement
In: News
6 Mar 2007From the Adobe blog and The Apple Blog:
We are announcing Creative Suite 3 on March 27th. However, the software will not ship until later in Spring 2007.
Spring Bunnies at Winter Huddle
In: Good Stuff
2 Mar 2007The Bakehouse had a new take on the traditional chocolate bunnies of the spring season. Some of the models were brought to the Winter Huddle, and Jenny and Billie noticed something familiar in one bunny…
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- John Reed: A cauliflower crust!?!? Do tell, do tell!! Sounds yummy! [...]
- Billie: Ignite is an event featuring 5-minute presentations by regular people about things they are passiona [...]
- nicole Robichaud: what is ignite a2 [...]
- Billie: Oh geeeeeez Juleen! [...]
- juleen: This is a lot more fun-loving than the body parts bakery in Thailand. Creepy, yet amazing. Warning: [...]