Monthly Archives: June 2006

This week in Portland began with one of the hottest days of the year. The soccer field down the street was oddly silent Sunday, the hardy fellow who was to help me roof my greenhouse cancelled and my chickens spent … Continue reading →

Apple’s iWork suite is one of the most underestimated and underappreciated pieces of software that many Mac users may not even know they own. Standard equipment on many Macs and available for less than $80, iWork ’06 consists of two … Continue reading →

Rory Bowman of MacRory.com. With the January introduction of the Intel-based MacBook Pro and iMac (Early 2006) Core Duo, Apple opened up a new world of possibilities for those interested in running Windows on their Apple Macintosh computers, especially after … Continue reading →

Rory Bowman at MacRory.com “The cobblers child has no shoes,” and so it has been with my website for many years. Having learned how to hand-code HTML in the early 1990’s and done so from a Unix shell for years, … Continue reading →