So I’m a budding tea aficionado and as it goes one must properly steep their tea. Thats where “Cuppa” comes in. It’s a great little app that does several things well: audible & visible alarms for your steep keeps a cute little database of your teas with steep times Growl Integration And it’s FREE. You gotta check it out.

Purchased from SpecialTeas.com. (#808 Vanilla Sunday Blend) A little robust in flavor. (OK, so maybe I’m a little wimp.) A nice black tea I find really good in the evening. My flair: Personally, (OK, so I know it’s a little strange) I like the leaf with 2 teaspoons of chocolate Cool Whip. It goes really well with the Vanilla and mellows out the strength. [rate 4]

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Apple has posted a beta of their application for developing Dashboard widgets. “This beta release has been scaled back to be compatible with Mac OS X 10.4 (Tiger) in order to get feedback from a broad range of users.” (Free registration required for download.) With Dashcode you can easily create Dashboard widgets without even writing a line of code … bah – long live code! Anyway, it’s...

Apple has posted a beta of their application for developing Dashboard widgets. “This beta release has been scaled back to be compatible with Mac OS X 10.4 (Tiger) in order to get feedback from a broad range of users.” (Free registration required for download.) The app allows you to design dashboard widgets is a visual manner without even writing code (if you want to do it that way … bah –...

So as I become more involved with Rails and living life on my Mac, the open source world becomes inevitable. This site looks like it’s pretty helpful in installations and such with the OpenSource Linux world. Make The Move aims to present a bunch of information on using Linux and open source software. Love it, hate it, or somewhere between … yours to checkout. read more | digg story