Posts Tagged ‘Columbus’

Behind Cedar Point — Stories of an Iconic Midwestern Brand

We’re lucky to be friends with Eric Leslie. He has this ability to use fancy digital toys to tell stories, and some of the time, we get to be the cast of characters. Check out this video Eric did on our trip to Cedar Point last weekend. Maybe it will help get you in the mood to take you own trip up to Sandusky for a weekend family get away. If you can’t see the video, click here. When is the last time you made it up to Cedar Point and what’s your favorite memory from the park? nateriggsI advise mid-sized & large organizations on how to adopt and use social media to market through organizational culture and better serve their clients. I’m also a blended family dad who enjoys music, photography and distance racing. When I’m not writing here, you can find me writing over at the Content Marketing Institute. Like what you’ve read so far? Then why not subscribe HERE?Website – Twitter – Facebook – More Posts

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Why Mac OSX Lion is So Cool – And Why You Shouldn’t Install It Just Yet

Hi there. I’m pleased to give the floor to Mike Castaldi today because he’s going to share some important things that Mac users ought to consider before running to Apple.com and downloading the new Mac OSX Lion. Mike’s company Wildfrog Consulting helps small businesses build their systems and keep them running smoothly.  This post was in part, a conversation we had while I was in his office in Columbus getting some work done on my new Macbook Pro. And don’t think this was a freebie for a guest post either. I wrote Mike a check and then asked him to guest post because he knows his stuff. If you’re in Columbus and looking for Mac support, I suggest reaching out to Mike on Twitter. He’s one of the cool kids in the sandbox. Without further ado, here’s Mike… Why Mac OSX Lion is So Cool – And Why You Shouldn’t Install It Just Yet Yesterday, Apple released the much-anticipated update to the Mac operating system – v10.7 Lion. It’s packed with a lot of great new features.  Mission Control and Launchpad give you a whole new way of looking at your applications, documents and workflow.  Autosave and Versions build on Time Machine’s backup functionality, helping to cover you if an application crashes. The list goes on and on. But even with all the cool new stuff, I’m recommending that my clients hold off — for now. Normally, I’ll upgrade right away — so that I can find potholes and advise my clients accordingly.  But I can’t do that this time. With any new operating system, making sure your current applications work (properly) is critical.  For me, I have to hold off on Lion because Intuit has chosen not to make Quickbooks 2009 (or 2010) compatible with Lion.  Considering it’s my accounting package, [...]

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