Humans are odd creatures...

While this little guy certainly looks happy... I really wonder who thought it would be appetizing for their tea to come pouring out of a pig's snout? :P

A Couple of Bundles with Quality Apps

It's been a while since I've bothered to list any of the app bundles that crop up from time-to-time. There are a number of sites that track app bundles much more consistently than I do. (notably: http://www.squidoo.com/current-mac-bundles)

There are a couple out right now that are well worth mentioning though. They have a reasonably good mix of apps and the prices are great for what is included.

ProductiveMacs bundle is 9 Apps for $29.99.

It's a nice bundle that fit the site's name/intent quite well with an assortment to enhance your productivity. As of this post you have 11 days to pick this one up. It includes:

1. Concealer
2. DesktopShelves
3. DiskAid
4. iDocument
5. Optimal Layout
6. Path Finder
7. TaskPaper 
8. TextExpander

MacLegion just gathered up a bundle of apps that you might fine useful too. Their Holiday Bundle has quite the line-up of 10 apps (with an 11th app - Koingo's Alarm Clock Pro - for the first 5000 buyers).

This bundle, more geared to web design & music runs $49.99.

The MacLegion Holiday Bundle has 18 days to go and includes:

1. Beamer
2. Capo
3. Code Collector Pro
4. CopyPaste Pro
5. djay
6. Fantastical
7. Freeway Pro
8. iRip
9. Ripit
10. TechTool Pro
11. Alarm Clock Pro (for the first 5000 customers)

These two bundles cover a fair amount of territory and have no overlap in functionality (which is great since a lot of times bundles have had quite similar types of apps).