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Ryan Techau, The Mac Reviewer, writes in his review of Life Balance on December 16, 2007, "Overall Life Balance is a great program for helping organize your life. Life Balance is priced at $79.95 which is reasonable given how well it does its job of helping you become more organized and balanced." He goes on to say that "Life Balance is an easy to use and efficient way to organize your hectic schedule and receives a top mark of 10/10."

And the screen shot is very eye catching too... :-)

Laird Popkin, Chief Technology Officer of Pando Networks was featured in today's Wall Street Journal. The article "Operation Overload" by Michael Totty, provides an overview of different software tools that people are using successfully to manage the deluge of tasks that threatens to overwhelm their daily lives. Laird has been using the Life Balance software from Llamagraphics for many years. We're very pleased that Laird was chosen by the Wall Street Journal to represent our Life Balance customers in this important context.

....it's REALLY Launch time around here! Apple released Leopard last Friday, and that's certainly exciting. However, it is even more exciting that we have our final candidates built, but surprisingly there was even more exciting news for us this week! Or looking at it another way... it's a very exciting time for us when you put it all together. Wow! :-)

Stuart and I have been out of town to Florida to view the spectacular Space Shuttle Discovery Launch of STS 120...

Apple just announced they will provide an SDK for the iPhone!!!

Some events simply leave you feeling empowered, proud, and satisfied that you did them. Running the Race for the Cure is like that. You put your positive energy into it, and what you get back is more positive energy

Less than a week to go until the Race for the Cure in Boston. Emotions defy explanation. I can't hope to wrap them up for you in a box, even given miles and miles of pretty pink ribbon. Or 5K to be precise.

Now onto the the detoxifying mud bath… Ed Colligan has written an open letter to the Palm Economy of Customers, Partners and Developers canceling the Foleo and explaining that decision.

The results of mind mapping techniques depend largely on the nature of the mind doing the mapping.

You might enjoy reading this < a href="http://weblog.infoworld.com/yager/archives/2007/08/apple_gives_lin.html">article by Tom Yager on how the iPhone being closed to developers opens up a lot of interest in other devices.

Moms, dads, and young'uns -- indeed, School, with a capital "S", is coming round the corner. You know it. I know it. And every Walmart, Sears, and K-mart is out there, hopping up and down, doing backflips, trying to look "cool" and poking you with a stick....