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November – December 2007 • Vol 29 No 6
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November – December 2007 — Vol 29 No 6

Source

Open PDF • Nov–Dec 2007 • Vol 29 No 6 • 48 pages

Overview

Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard released October 26, 2007 — Pi gears up coverage.

November 17 General Meeting (one week early for Thanksgiving): - First look at Leopard via Pi early adopters — Time Machine (automatic backup), Spaces (workspaces/virtual desktops), new Finder - Proposed online tutorial service demo — Travis Good + Pat Fauquet showing online training. Theme: "reinvigorate the Pi Tutorial Program" - Holiday List (Steve Roberson) — gizmos + gift ideas tradition

December 9 (Sunday): Pi Holiday Party at the Pi Clubhouse (12022 Parklawn Drive, Rockville) + American Plant Foods' large conference room (Pi's landlord). 1:00-4:00 PM. Bring finger food / sweets.

Highlights

★ Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard Coverage

Leopard released October 26, 2007 — major OS X release. Time Machine, Spaces, Cover Flow Finder, Quick Look, Stacks, new Dock. Significant Apple software milestone. Pi's first-look meeting Nov 17.

★ Online Tutorial Service Proposed — Travis Good + Pat Fauquet

The seed of Take Control Books partnership and online tutorials at Pi — Travis Good (debuted 2007-03 — V29 N02) + Pat Fauquet pitch an online tutorial service. Sign-up list for free training. "We think this service will reinvigorate the Pi Tutorial Program." → This trajectory continues into the 2009 eJournal era's TidBITS/Take Control coverage.

★ Pi Clubhouse + American Plant Foods Landlord

"the Pi clubhouse… and the large conference room of our landlord, American Plant Foods"Pi's landlord identified as American Plant Foods. The 12022 Parklawn Drive Rockville space is Pi's clubhouse, sharing the building with garden-supply business American Plant Foods. The "Clubhouse" identity now formal (2006-11 — V28 N06 "Pi Clubhouse First Mention").

Holiday List Tradition

Steve Roberson presents the Pi Holiday List — Pi tradition of holiday gift ideas. Continues from earlier years.

Entities

People: Bob Jarecke, Pat Fauquet, Travis Good, Steve Roberson, Lawrence I. Charters, Nora Korc, Richard Sanderson, Patsy Chick, William (Bill) Bailey Topics: Mac OS X Leopard Launch, Online Tutorial Service Proposed, Pi Clubhouse American Plant Foods Landlord, Holiday List Tradition, Pi Tutorial Program Reinvigoration References: Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard, Time Machine, Spaces, American Plant Foods

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