XRite has sent me their new product for inclusion in my latest book project, Color Pipeline... ColorMunki.

Earlier in April, a reporter from the Boston Globe called me to get my opinion on Boston's so far lackluster efforts to provide ubiquitous Internet access throughout the Hub.

Since the last TQO came out I've had a few questions about the mention of "...the book on RAW processing", in the Aperture event announcement. Well, I'm excited to announce a few things... First, RAW Pipeline will be hitting the shelves in May, and we are getting ready to put together a kick-butt little party.

You can pre-order from Amazon, here:
http://tinyurl.com/2bfk9m

Last week, Apple made a somewhat understated announcement of the coming of their new iPhone software, version 2.0, and the software developer's kit in late June. While this wasn't a Steve Job-sian big media event, it was covered by technology and Mac press in detail.

TSP's hosting services provide Mac-friendly email and web hosting for over 150 companies throughout the US.  Email is the lifeline for many businesses today, which means that handling large amounts of email traffic is essential for any hosting company.

Here are a couple interesting facts about the amount of mail volume that we handle on our Apple Xserves:

As about 26 of my friends have informed me, Aperture2 has just been released, along with lots of great improvements.

Forgive me if I'm not jumping up and down with glee...

Now that the Sander race has come and gone, I'm setting up the Newbury Street ParkingCam for fun. Same link: http://www.teddillard.com/webcam/cam.html

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Check it out... If you've been finding yourself mildly amused, intrigued and informed by the TSP blogs, I've made a little Dashboard widget for you. One quick click on the Dashboard and you can scan the blog posts in a second.

This installment brings a story straight from home. It's important to understand, before we get too far along here, that the missus is generally pretty levelheaded. This whole time, I've been waiting for something to come seriously unhinged - which, to hear some of the other dads-to-be tell it, happens all the time, for no reason, with no warning...you get the picture.