#delibar

[elizacalkins-blog]

Longmeadow High School Deli Bar #longmeadow #schoollunch #foodservicedirector #delibar

[deanjustin]

Choices! Lunchtime at The Kitchen. . . #menu #saladbar #lunch #thekitchen #Shepperton #gdc #teamgdc #delibar #special (at Shepperton Studios)

[menubar-blog]

ConvertIt - A great little app that can be used to convert images to multiple image formats really quickly. Just drag and drop on the icon. I'm running it as a menu bar app only but it can be configured to run in the Dock as well. Delibar - App to manage all my Pinboard bookmarks. Also an iPhone app Dropbox - Just to make sure everything is in sync TextExpander - While I don't use it to its fullest extent, it is great for typing long repetitive strings in the Terminal Location - Just the Mac OS X Lion icon letting me know what apps are currently using my Mac's location data. Sidekick (Previously NetworkLocation) - I use this to automate my Mac depending on where it is. For example when I get into work it will drop my volume, mount the work server drive and open up Remote Desktop Connection. I used to use AirPortLocation but since the dev isn't supporting Lion I've had to switch. I only hope the devs of Sidekick add more features in the future. CloudApp - Used on almost a hourly basis to upload pictures, links, etc. for easy sharing. unDock - Great for cleanly ejecting all manner of drives be they network, Time Machine or USB/FW ones. Allows you to run scripts as well. Seamless - Transitions songs from iPhone to Mac and back again. Hazel - There isn't enough room here to say all the good things that I want to about Hazel. If you don't have it, get it. Think Folder Actions on steroids that have been given Green Lantern's ring, is Superman's secret brother, & has been soaked in cosmic rays. Time Machine - Just to monitor how everything is running. Wi-Fi - Because I'm constantly having to change networks. iStat Menus 3 - This app is great. It lets me monitor what my Mac is doing at a glance and if I need more information I simply click on one of the stats to bring up a full menu. I've got it monitoring my Disk Activity, Network, Disk Usage, Memory, CPU, Battery, & Date and Time. (From James Smith)

[menubar-blog]

Dropbox: A really important service for my study, but also for my personal use. I love the possibility of sharing folders to colleagues or friends. A must have app for me... Delibar: This is a menubar client to organize and use your Delicious or Pinboard bookmarks - in combination with the Safari extension it's a killer-app! Love it! Sparrow: A lightweight Gmail-client. It fits my needs perfectly. Twitter: I think everyone knows it... CoverSutra: Great iTunes controller which gives you the ability to search your entire music library over a Spotlight-like searchbar, displays album-artwork on your desktop, it also offers really nice iTunes player controls and more... Weather HD: Don't  know why this app still has a place in my menubar... horrible weather-forecast, but at least it looks nice... ;) Quiet Read: Gives you the possibility to bookmark webpages and open it via the menubar icon.... I abuse it as a "perhaps I will read it later" button... Fantastical: Altough it's a bit expensive, I really love this little helper in my menubar - it detached Date-Line from my desktop.  Transmit: FTP client of my choice. Great UI, great functionality! Slim Battery Monitor: Nomen est omen. DropIn: The best extension you can get for Dropbox, adds some really nice & useful gimmicks. Screens: Mac Client for Screens to control your Mac with your iPhone / iPad. Facebook: Hopefully Google+ will eliminate it from my menubar... Radium: A menubar radio player that exactly does what it promises. Has a huge selection of radio stations included. Time Machine  Bluetooth Volume Analog Clock User Switching AirPort Tunnelblick: I use it in combination with strongVPN, at the moment mainly to use Spotify here. But there are some good other reasons to use it... Spotlight (From Joresch)