D&D Lesson #8: Never think twice. Thinking the first time is optional.
ProsperityFor those that don’t know, I’m a co-founder of Barton Springs Software. We’ve been kind of under-the-radar for the past year or two because we have a lot of projects in development and none really were ready. Well, one is now. We just released a beta version of our first major product, Prosperity. It’s a desktop personal finance program written exclusively for the Mac and includes the ability to connect to banks that offer OFX servers and download your transactions from them. It, of course, also allows for file imports from QIF and OFX as well as manual entry. Feel free to get in on the beta by going to the site and signing up for the mailing list. You’ll get instructions from there. Also, check out the other work blog: BSS Blogs 
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“The great temptation of the Catholic . . . is the temptation to intellectual pride. It is so obvious that most of his critlcs are talking without in the least knowing what they are talking about, that he is sometimes a little provoked towards the very un-Christian logic of answering a fool according to his folly. He is a little bit disposed to luxuriate in secret, as it were, over the much greater subtlety and richness of the philosophy he inherits; and only answer a bewildered barbarian so as to bewilder him still more. He is tempted to ironical agreements or even to disguising himself as a dunce . . . So many people are at once preoccupied with it and prejudiced against it. It is queer to observe so much ignorance with so little indifference. They love talking about it and they hate hearing about it . . . I fancy there is more than meets the eye in this curious controversial attitude; the desire to ask rhetorical questions and not to ask real questions; the wish to heckle and not to hear.” — The Thing, NY: Sheed & Ward, 1929, l34, 81-82 – G. K. Chesterton
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