google is: A ruby gem to give you the power of Google Search..., from One Thing Well http://onethingwell.org/

NetHogs is a small ‘net top’ tool. Instead of..., from One Thing Well http://onethingwell.org/

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OpenPhoto — from (author unknown) (One Thing Well) — OpenPhoto:

An open source alternative to Flickr or Picassa, designed to give users as much control over their images as possible. Files are stored in your Dropbox or Amazon S3 bucket, and you can choose between an account on OpenPhoto’s servers or hosting the whole shebang yourself.

There’s a basic iPhone app for uploading images, too.

A Richer Life by Seeing the Glass Half Full, from Well http://well.blogs.nytimes.com/

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properVOLUME, from One Thing Well properVOLUME:

properVolume is a little app that sits in your menu bar, providing instant access to various sound settings and preferences—you can pick input and output devices, change volume levels precisely with visual metering, set the volume on inactive devices, &c..

In short, properVOLUME will save you a lot of futzing around in the Sound pane in System Preferences.

It’s available in the Mac App Store and developer pjv has kindly provided a batch of promo codes for One Thing Well readers. Get ‘em while they’re hot:

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from One Thing Well http://onethingwell.org/ Author: (author unknown) Date: May 08, 2012 at 01:01PM

they’re made in the USA from a medium-weight 80% cotton – 20% poly fleece. They’ve got a handful of handsome design details, like raglan sleeves, side panels and natural cotton drawstrings. They’re available in five colors. And, they only cost $50.

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I created a short Wikipedia article about Aljub de la Font Santa, an historic well building in Majorca