Minuteur 5.0.4Minuteur is an egg timer and a stopwatch. The intention was to have a timer which is simple and immediate in use. Minuteur is also very flexible and extremely configurable. Particular attention has been paid to the ergonomics of the programme. The basic functionality of Minuteur is intuitive enough to be used right from the start.

• To set the timer quickly, type the required delay on the numeric keypad. To set a period of 30 minutes, type 3000 (for 30 minutes, 0 seconds). Type 300000 for 3 hours, or just 30 for 30 seconds. The countdown starts immediately.
• To set the alarm to go off at a specific time, hold Option/Alt and type the time in the format hhmm.
• To start the stopwatch, hold Option/Alt and press Enter.
• To stop any timing, press Return, Enter or Escape.
• To pause Minuteur, press Spacebar.

To make the most of the deeper features however, you should spend a few minutes reading the help. Particular attention has been paid to the ergonomics of the programme. The basic functionality of Minuteur is intuitive enough to be used right from the start.
WHAT'S NEWVersion 5.0.4:

• New demo mode.
• Separated Intel and PowerPC versions for reduce the application size and it's launch time.
• Bug fix with German localization.

Version 5.0.3:

• Stopwatches list bugs fix when create, rename and delete stopwatches list.
• Now, we can set the default hourly rate for each stopwatches list.
• Apple Remote support added.
• Visual notifications for each of the last 5 minutes added.

REQUIREMENTSMac OS X 10.1 or later.
DEVELOPERPhilippe Galmel
DOWNLOADS41653
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I need your help on an assignment, think you can help me out please.
I'll post the questions but please don't lie, if you don't know the answer then don't make something up. It's for english class. And it's not cheating because it's an optional extra credit test. i really need because i have a D+ and this would pump it up to a B. I already completed some of the questions which you will see are missing.

9. Choose the sentence that contains an appositive or an appositive phrase.
Do you need metric tools for your engine?

Brian’s sister can drive us to the beach in time for the contest.

A mirror in the dining room reflected two large ceramic elephants.

The old photograph reminded her of her first car, a convertible.

10. Choose the sentence that contains an appositive or an appositive phrase.

Beside the old, red barn, firewood had been stacked in a long row.

The aquarium swarmed with saltwater fish and provided much entertainment for customers.

Her white suit with its gold trim, a gift from her mother, gave the girl an air of confidence.

Rabbits had burrowed underneath the tree stump and often emerged at twilight.

11. Identify the word that the appositive or appositive phrase explains.

Grandfather smiled, drew a breath, and began the story, always one of our favorites.
Grandfather

breath

story

favorites


15. Choose the sentence that has an adjective phrase.
The keys on the kitchen counter are mine.

Put the keys on the kitchen counter.

On the kitchen counter was a set of keys.

I found the keys on the kitchen counter.

16. The following sentence may have an error in grammar or usage. Parts of the sentence are underlined. Choose the underlined part of the sentence that contains an error. If there is no error, choose "no error."

We picked the beans, a variety of pole climbers, from our own garden in the bowl.
We picked

a variety of pole climbers,

in the bowl.

no error

17. The following sentence may have an error in grammar or usage. Parts of the sentence are underlined. Choose the underlined part of the sentence that contains an error. If there is no error, choose "no error."

Add two egg whites to the mixture and beat vigorously until light and fluffy.
Add

to the mixture

until light and fluffy.

no error

18. The following sentence may have an error in effective writing. The sentence or part of the sentence is underlined. Choose the best revision for the underlined part. If no revision is necessary, choose the first answer.

A huge statue had been carved from a rare African tree in the living room.

statue had been carved from a rare African tree in the living room.

statue in the living room had been carved from a rare African tree.

statue from a rare African tree had been carved in the living room.

statue from a rare African tree in the living room had been carved.

19. The following sentence may have an error in effective writing. The sentence or part of the sentence is underlined. Choose the best revision for the underlined part. If no revision is necessary, choose the first answer.

I gave an alarm clock to my mother, a new model with the latest features.
clock to my mother, a new model with the latest features.

clock a new model with the latest features to my mother.

clock, a new model with the latest features, to my mother.

clock, a new model with the latest features to my mother.


20. Choose the best revision for the sentence.

The article about the glacier in the newspaper this morning was accompanied by several photographs.

Several photographs accompanied the article about the glacier in the newspaper this morning.

The article about the glacier in the newspaper was accompanied by several photographs this morning.

This morning, the article about the glacier in the newspaper was accompanied by several photographs.

In the newspaper this morning, the article about the glacier was accompanied by several photographs.

Download Fortune from the App Store.
It's by Tapulous.

Open the app.

Tap the cookie three times.
Tap each side twice.
Then tap both at exactly the same time.

You will get a message saying that it is a secret fortune.
It should look like this.



Do it once more.

It gives hidden messages about the developers, why the app is so damn sexy, and occasionally a chuck norris joke. :)

div class="image"a href="http://pixhost.ws/avaxhome/big_show.php?/avaxhome/bf/60/000960bf.gif" target="_blank"img src="http://pixhost.ws/avaxhome/bf/60/000960bf_medium.gif" id="external_img_614591"//a/divbr/ div class="center"b Egg 1.56 | 1 Mb /b /divbr/ Looking for a program to measure how much time you spend on jobs, time chess games, or to prevent you freezing soft-drink cans? Egg is an easy to use timer that can do these tasks and more! It can count up and down, is settable by second divisions from 1 second up to 45 days, and while its default window size is compact, it can be varied to whatever size you want (including borderless full screen) to allow you to see the count from across the room. Egg can display up to four timers at once, with each one having its own time, font, colour (foreground and background), time-up sound and text, repeat and direction settings. Additionally common times are settable with only two clicks from a selection of 12 customisable times. When a countdown has finished Egg can sound a beep or play a common Windows audio file (including MP3s) or it can run a file. The sounds can be set to repeat and both sounds and files can be selected randomly.

Okay i think i might just be doing this to rant because i know nobody else knows any more than I do at the moment, but i cant contain my excitement / frustrations / apple explosion of awesomeness.

Anyhoo, i do have a few legitimate questions, but lets start from square one:

I sold my macbook last month before the iPod event in anticipation of a macbook pro update, I've been planning on upgrading to the Pro since May-ish but decided it would be best to wait till july when they were expected to be updated... then august... september... october, and... that puts us here!

I've been waiting for way to long to continue to wait for the first product cycle to end, or even shipping, so i wont be getting any build to order, i'll just be going to the apple store asap and getting my brand new computer :)

The problem is this, i know i want a 500GB Hard Drive, and 4 GB of ram, but since apple (obviously) hasnt released the specs i dont know if there will be a SKU that comes with these things (or how obnoxiously overpriced it will be). So i want my macbook to be functional (with everything) immediately, but i dont want to buy 4GB of ram off new egg and make sure it gets shipped here by tuesday only to find out you can buy a model with it standard.

I think we can safely assume that they will be using the nVidia chipsets and thus will be using DDR3 (the nVidia chipsets do use DDR3, no?), so i'd have to get it off newegg regardless.

I feel like i had more questions but in my flurry of excitement i've lost them.

Hopes*:
Mag-latch
Black Chicklets (back-lit)
Higher MP iSight
(obviously) Centrino 2
Higher Resolution Screen
2.5 to 2.8 GHz

Dreams**:
Blu-Ray
Glass Trackpad (with a screen underneath) (multitouch)
13.3" / 1680 x 1050 (if not higher)
2.8 to 3.06 GHz
iSight HD
slot for iPhones sim card
SDHC card slot
4GB Ram Standard 8 GB option
iTunes Games For Mac Store <3
Black Apple Logo (back-lit)

*I expect all of these

**I expect none of these, with the exception of Blu-ray mayyybe, and a glass trackpad, doubtfully.

:D:D:eek::eek::p:eek::D:):apple::apple::cool: IM SO EXCITED I CANT HELP BUT ACT LIKE A NEWBIE, IM SORRY.


EDIT: I knew i forgot something, i know this question has been asked to hell and back, but i feel as though i have a unique situation:

Glossy Vs. Matte (no dont close the window just yet, keep reading, please)

First off- is this only something you can do build to order or do they have different SKU's for both?

Second off- I take alot of pictures and i edit alot of pictures, I mostly take pictures of live bands, but i never print my photos because they usually just put them on their websites, myspaces, etc. So exact color isnt really a huge thing for me, and i like the bright popping colors that glossy offers, plus i have a cinema display for when i DO need correct colors, so i guess i basically just answered my own question and should go with glossy... but is there anything else i should think/know about first?

thanks for any replies.

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img class=face src=http://planet.ubuntu.com/heads/jucato.png alt= pemTaking a break from my website #8220;duties#8221; (some other blog post), I thought of doing some UserBase #8220;marketing#8221;. This has been one of the pet projects of the KDE Community Working Group and one that I#8217;ve been personally and deeply involved in. This #8220;tour#8221; tries to highlight some of the features and goals of the wiki./em/p h2What is UserBase?/h2 pFormally speaking, KDE UserBase is a community-driven site aiming to become a knowledge base targeting end-users. In short, it is a community wiki for users and KDE usage (For KDE development and system administration, we have a href=http://techbase.kde.org/KDE Techbase/a). It#8217;s goal is to collect, collate, and connect resources, information, and links that are relevant and of interest to KDE users. It also aims to be a kind of home for KDE users everywhere, a place where they can share knowledge with one another, and possibly even discuss certain issues (to a limited extent since KDE has more proper venues for certain topics). The a href=http://userbase.kde.org/UserBaseUserBase page/a explains in more detail./p h2UserBase Features/h2 pUserBase is still a toddler compared to other KDE websites. And yet I am completely amazed at how much it has grown since our #8220;soft launch#8221; last September. The wiki has quite a number of content already, and in different languages as well. And we#8217;re expecting more to come (hopefully after more #8220;publicity#8221;). At the moment, we#8217;ve grouped all content roughly into four categories, as shown in our front page:/p dtstrongIntroduction to KDE/strong/dt ddThese pages contain introductory material to both KDE and UserBase. Hopefully, it will grow to give new and prospective users a glimpse into KDE, its parts (such as Plasma), and the community. It is also the home of the new KDE 4 FAQ as well as the KDE Glossary./dd p/p dtstrongResources/strong/dt ddThis section contains links to sites, pages, IRC channels, forums, etc. where you could get help for issues as well as further information about KDE and KDE applications. Maybe it could even include in the future a list of distributions that ship KDE. A Troubleshooting section is available for technical issues as well. There#8217;s even a page that gives advice on how to properly ask for help. A bit of courtesy and good old preparation goes a long way in getting helped./dd p/p dtstrongApplication Catalogue/strong/dt ddA directory of the different kinds of software distributed by KDE as well as programs created by the community. I think this has the most exhaustive list of core KDE applications in existence (without scouring through SVN like I did). Some pages for applications may contain more details than others. The policy is to provide essential information about an application and links to other resources, specially its website, if it exists./dd p/p dtstrongTutorials/strong/dt ddThis is where I#8217;m hoping the bulk of UserBase will be. Guides. HowTo#8217;s. Tips amp; Tricks. You name it. It#8217;s a place where you can go crazy sharing with the rest of the world your neat little trick for boosting productivity 500%. Found a hidden feature or an easter egg? We#8217;d love to hear about it. Of course, official documentation will always be available at the KDE Documentation site, and artwork is always welcome at KDE-Look.org./dd p/p h2So, what can UserBase do for you?/h2 pIf it hasn#8217;t been obvious yet, UserBase aims to be something like a central directory for KDE information. It may or may not contain the information itself, but if there#8217;s information out there, UserBase will provide a link. So users won#8217;t have to dig through thousands of Google search results. Of course, it will be impossible to link to each and every KDE-related content out there, but at least UserBase could be a starting point./p h2Nowhellip; what can strongyou/strong do for UserBase?/h2 pThese may probably sound nice and all, but there#8217;s one important piece missing; strongYOU/strong. A community endeavor such as UserBase will only truly succeed with the support of, well, the community. And that includes you. At the moment, there is still a lot of content that needs to be written, a lot of KDE resources unaccounted for, and a lot of tips that are unshared. UserBase is a way for users to get more involved with KDE and to help build up the KDE community and a great way to contribute to this awesome project./p pWe#8217;re looking forward to seeing more content, more links, and more interesting tricks in UserBase. And we#8217;re looking forward to hearing from you, KDE users. So head on over to a href=http://userbase.kde.orguserbase.kde.org/a, log in with your Open ID account, and start typing away./p pP.S. Be sure to read the a href=http://userbase.kde.org/UserBase/GuidelinesContribution Guidelines/a on your way there./p hr / h2Coming soonhellip;/h2 pUserBase is still growing. We (the CWG as well as some KDE system administrators) are constantly thinking of ways and extensions to improve the wiki. So a bit of patience is requested if some stuff still don#8217;t work or don#8217;t work properly. And probably leave a note in the page for a href=http://userbase.kde.org/Userbase_Technical_IssuesUserBase technical issues./a/p

Today at Boing Boing Gadgets, the morning started with the shrill tintinnabulation of a green tea telephone, which we profusely stabbed with a handy philips head. That accomplished, dived into the techno-flotsam: Beschizza claimed to have a thousand uses for a pocket LED scroller, yet cited none. We looked at a fake electro-cigar for cyborg cigar aficionados, and then dug into our breakfast with LEGO fork and spork. Realish news: the 360 may get Blu-Ray and the new Nintendo DSi will get more RAM. Brownlee revealed his lack of foresight by oggling some L-bent HDMI cables, and admired a Portal-style oviposited recycling egg. Tron? It really happened! Toy Story's creepy baby doll robot spiders crawl all over you. A backseat car window becomes a kick-ass SHMUP. And Disney's latest DVD release contains a 120 page EULA. Joel looked at a swank calculator made in a video game and reviewed the iPhone's surprisingly wonderful arcade RTS, Galcon. We learned that there may well be an $800 laptop announced by Apple at its October 14th notebook event, and Rob crunched some numbers, proving its physical dimensions. And finally, an egregious lapse in geek cred: Joel "Rainbow" Johnson has never seen Aliens....br style="clear: both;"/ img alt="" style="border: 0; height:1px; width:1px;" border="0" src="http://www.pheedo.com/img.phdo?i=c0b64931735d6ccc160f00e30705ea91" height="1" width="1"/ img src="http://www.pheedo.com/feeds/tracker.php?i=c0b64931735d6ccc160f00e30705ea91" style="display: none;" border="0" height="1" width="1" alt=""/

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