Graham
Photos, stories, and news from Graham Miln.
Happy New Year
Megan and I spent New Year’s Eve 2010/2011 in Melbourne, Australia. I took the opportunity to put together two short films of the fireworks. Both films are available below, and on my grahamcmiln YouTube channel in High Definition.
Snowflake Shaped Gingerbread Biscuits
It must be nearing Christmas, because this weekend we made our traditional snowflake shaped gingerbread biscuits.
Power Manager Featured on MacSoftwareSpotlight
Power Manager is today’s featured product on MacSoftwareSpotlight. Power Manager is the Mac’s leading energy saving solution.
Botany Bay Yacht Club
Last weekend Megan and I joined local friends and family for an event at the Botany Bay Yacht Club. The club’s location is stunning. I could not resist putting together a short film to share.
Lace in Fashion at the NGV International
Megan and I enjoyed a visit to the new Lace in Fashion exhibit at NGV International. Below are a selection of photographs.
Listening to journalists
Seasoned journalists have an interesting perspective on the world. If you get a chance to listen to a journalist talk freely about their career, listen.
Catching up on recent movie releases
Megan and I have always enjoyed going to the cinema and catching up of recent movie releases. Recently we stumbled upon a big green box outside of a local supermarket. The Oovie box claimed to be a self-serve DVD rental machine. I looked up the name and discovered Oovie offers free rentals on Wednesdays. You need a code, but they are distributed freely on the company’s FaceBook page and through an e-mail mailing list.
Film and photos of the Great Ocean Road
Megan and I spent yesterday sightseeing along Victoria’s Great Ocean Road. Our stops included Torquay, Bells Beach, Apollo Bay, and the Port Campbell National Park.
Celebratory muffins for AppleScript
Last week, DssW launched a new preview of Power Manager 4. This preview introduced AppleScript support. To celebrate we made chocolate and walnut muffins.
MobileMe's Backup software is limited to 60 backups!?
A disappointing error from Apple’s Backup software this evening:
...will no longer back up files to your iDisk because it has more than 60 backups. Create a new plan or convert to a scheduled plan.I am using Mac OS X 10.6.3, aka Snow Leopard, with Backup v3.2 (v417).



