the power of goo

Many of you know the problem: you are looking through a bunch of experiments, trying to understand what is happening. Maybe you are working on a screening problem, maybe you are even organized and structured and are using a statistical approach. But often you are not, and it is just looking at data, looking at […]

As many of you out there may have noticed, apple has just published a new version of its PowerPoint-killer called “Keynote.”

And even if you don’t like to use a Mac, you probably still have to admit that it does produce beautiful presentations, not? Kutti over at jungfreudlich will probably agree the loudest (and still owes […]

Kutti over at Jungfreudlich asked the question:

Thus I thought I would simply ask you! How do you organize your PDFs?

Here’s my setup at home (MacOSX):

All papers that are worth keeping are entered into BibDesk, the best Bibtex editor out there. After each record in the BibDesk database is done I drag the paper’s […]