Month: November 2003

Like the vast majority of Mac users I’m not one to run out and buy the latest upgrade. I figure whatever came on my

InnoTech, a leading Macintosh web hosting provider for over 8 years, and home to MyMac.com, is now offering Mac OS X web hosting on

Want to read more pre-Macworld stuff? Check out the ever-fun to read Andy Ihnatko’s pre-Macworld article at the Mac Observer, here, and enjoy!

It’s 12:00 Midnight Staurday, and I have been watching NASA TV on satellite TV. The Spirit has landed on Mars. A signal has been

Head over to MacMinute.com, as it is the new home for the well written, and always looked forward to MWSF musings and predictions by

So no QuickTime broadcast of the keynote this year eh? Oh, yeah I’ve heard the speculation. Everything from delaying the damage until after the

Everyone is going nuts over the newly released Mac Mini. Can’t say that I blame them, heck I want one just because it looks

Last Tuesday my husband Colin and I made our annual pilgrimage to the Woodford Folk Festival http://www.woodfordfolkfestival.com/main/index.php It was even more wonderful than usual,

Please let me know in short, polite email messages what you want Nemo and MyMac.com to cover at next week’s San Francisco Macworld Conference

Sometime ago I responded to an e-mail from Microsoft about CRM (Customer Relationship Management) software. This is a good case study on the difference

Indeed, as is typical for Jan. 2 , I will lament the fact that I must be at work. No matter that yesterday I

These are the angels mentioned earlier. They’ll be ready for next Christmas.

I have to admit I’ve always try to read as many “Best Of” columns this time of year. Whether its because of my background

Well, tonights the night. Time for those New Year’s Resolutions. Most Americans will make one about losing weight. The annual barrage of commercials for

The General Conversation Dean Forum Kucinich Forum I have been having a conversation on the same topic in three different forums. The web is

Today I got this nifty e-mail: Subject: Kathy Gifford sweatshop Jokes are old not very professional and irrelevent jab at someone else’s expense. I

Peter Eavis, senior columnist for TheStreet.com, has some interesting things to say in what should be a very sobering article entitled “Fed’s Folly Will

…happened to me today, I finally got my prescription filled for “up close work” glasses, and I installed Panther ( 10.3.2 ) on my

Think about it. Peter Jackson’s Gollum character is so vivid and realistic, not because of the computer graphics animation so much as the employment