The Human Calendar is a rather unique idea.
To show the days and dates, people hold placards with the correct information. To show what day it actually is, everyone looks in one direction: the current date.
[Via: Neatorama]
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Know a guy that keeps forgetting appointments?
Then get him a calendar that can’t be ignored.
Bachelor Guy has put together a list of 12 suggestions for 2008 calendars, and if one of these doesn’t help to keep dates straight, then nothing will.
[The Bachelor Guy - 12 Suggestions For Selecting The Perfect 2008 Calendar]
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With a bit of clever menu manipulation, you can finally force your Mac to show the date in your menubar using System Preferences.
- In System Preferences, open International and go to the Formats tab.
- Next to Dates, click the Customize button. Arrange your date in the format you want to appear on your menubar. Use the down arrows on each element to choose between formats. (January, Jan, 01, 1, etc.)
- Now, select the entire date format and copy it to your clipboard (Cmd+A, Cmd+C). Hit OK.
- Hit the Customize button next to Times. Choose the “Medium” format.
- Paste the date format on your clipboard next to the time format, and hit OK. You’re done!
It’s not exactly easy, but it works, so there’s now no excuse for not knowing the date.
[Via: Lifehacker]
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The date has finally been finalized; On Friday, October 26, 2007, Apple will release Leopard, its latest operating system, to hoards of screaming Apple fanboys.
Ok, so it might not be that dramatic, but considering how long it’s been since their last release, a new OS is kind of a big deal. Plus, as Vista continues to flounder, it’s time once again for Apple to one up the ‘Soft boys.
Looking to get in on the action? Amazon has a pre-order deal going on right now, and you can save $20 if you’re willing to wait a few days for shipping.
Check out Apple’s site for a list of the over 300 new features that Leopard is bringing, and prepare to be upgraded.
[Apple - Mac OS X Leopard - 300+ New Features]
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