Palm Desktop Personal Information Manager (PIM) is by far THE best personal organizer you can have for your Mac system.

Are you tired of using the Address Book/iCal/Text Edit combo? Did you ever wish that Apple made a simple, all-in-one PIM tool for your everday needs? Like the idea of having all the above items being saved in one single file instead of being spread across your preferences folder? Then Palm Desktop for Mac is for you!

This is the stand-alone version of the Palm Desktop software that's available from Palm Computing. The benefit of this version is that you simply open the DMG file, drag the app to your "Applications" folder and voila, you're all ready to start using Palm Desktop!

Palm Desktop Features the following in an all-in-one PIM package:
Address Book
To Do List
Memo/Notes List
Calender (Daily, Weekly, Monthly)
Saves everything in one compact file
Completely Portable --- keep it on your USB Drive

Open Macintosh format disk drives, flash drives, CD-ROMs, DVDs, high density diskettes, dmg and sparseimage files. Runs under Windows Vista, XP, 2000, Server 2008 and 2003.
TransMac features:
* Read and write Mac format disks, CDs, DVDs, high density floppies and disk images (dmg and sparseimage).
* Supports standard HFS (Mac OS Standard), HFS+ (Mac OS Extended) and HFSX (with case sensitive file names) volumes.
* Access Mac volumes on boot drive (like Boot Camp).
* Create, read, write and compress Mac disk images (dmg and sparseimage).
* Built in burner software to create Mac format CDs and DVDs.
* Burn ISO and dmg files to CD/DVD (including dual-layer).
* Format disks for use on Mac.
* Read Mac multisession and hybrid CDs.

Sationery Pack - perfect for every occasion
Do you want to throw a party or put together a quick outing? Whether you’re hosting a birthday party, getting a group of friends to meet at the movies or at your favorite coffee shop, you’re sure to find the perfect look for whatever event you’re trying to arrange. With 111 stationery choices, your options are almost endless.

A picture is worth a thousand words
Are you tired of sending all your family photos as attachments? Stationery Pack creates virtual picture postcards - no matter if you want to send your holiday greetings or send the latest vacation photos of you and the kids…

Heavy is the head that wears the crown
111 stationery-choices are quite a lot. This is why the Stationery Pack is shipped with an easy-to-use application to sort, filter and find your favorites by categories and keywords. You can preview all of the stationery templates in a Quick Look view and directly install them in Mail.

For Leopard only
Stationery Pack is built by the developers and designers of iSale. The Stationery Pack requires the stationery feature of Mac OS X 10.5 Mail making this application exclusive to Mac OS X Leopard. The included Stationery Pack application helps you to preselect templates in an iTunes-like source list by category or by keywords, using Core Image and Core Animation from Mac OS X.

Stubbs the Zombie in “Rebel Without a Pulse”, or simply Stubbs the Zombie, is a
third-person zombie game developed by Wideload Games, published by Aspyr Media,
and built on the Halo engine. It was released on October 18, 2005 for the Xbox, and
was released for Windows and Mac OS X in November that same year. Finally, the
game was released on February 10, 2006 in Europe.

The game takes place in the fictional city of Punchbowl, Pennsylvania at its opening
ceremony in 1959. The main character, Edward “Stubbs” Stubblefield, was an unsuccessful
traveling salesman in his life and was murdered in 1933 during the Great Depression by
Otis Monday after coming home to find “Stubbs” with his daughter Maggie Monday.
Otis unloaded a shotgun into his side and “Stubbs” was carelessly buried under the site
of what is now Punchbowl. Nine months later Maggie gave birth to Andrew Monday,
the playboy industrialist responsible for Punchbowl’s creation.