Carl

I'd love to win the blue case. Thanks, TUAW!

Risk: Black Ops is beautiful and I promise to care for it, always.

Sure would be nice to win. Thanks, TUAW!

Far and away, printing is the biggest feature for me. My wife loves taking nature photos and has decided to print and frame some of her favorites. Sure, it's not a photo printer--but I'm sure it'll do a decent job!

At work, my boss and I use a SMARTboard (electronic white board). We write the day's tasks on the screen, and move any tasks left over from the previous day's screen to today. As we finish things, we cross them off.

It works reasonably well, but obviously that's not so good for home...so there, I just keep a text document up that has a list of things I need to finish. That doesn't work so well. :)

Question for next week...

I have a MacBook Pro (Intel Core Duo)--it's from 2006, if that matters. I'm running the newest iTunes under Snow Leopard.

Recently I recovered from a hard drive failure, of sorts, and have moved all of my media to an external drive. In doing so, I've decided that it makes the most sense to merge the media from my wife's iTunes library with my media.

What's the best way to have one set of media files (MP3s, movies, and so on) with two user accounts--each having their own playlists and so forth, and each syncing with its own iPhone? Also, I have an Apple TV that I'd like to hook up with the media as well--how do I take that into account?

Thanks!

Legos, far and away, were my favorite toy as a child. (Looks like I'm not alone!) I'd still love to get some Lego train sets to play with.

To stay productive on my Mac, I generally open a text editor (like BBEdit) and write down the tasks for the day or for the project. If need be, I break them down into subtasks.

It's hardly an ideal solution!

One entry, please and thank you.

Fixing the world economy? No idea...but here's my entry anyway.