I have been working on a few Meteor presentations as a part of the Meteor community in Charlotte. I wanted my presentations to have a Meteor feel, so I used the look and feel of meteor.com to setup a theme for Keynote. Thanks to meteor.com's very cool background, curved cornered white rectangles, and liberal use of Helvetica Neue, I think it works out quite well.

The Charlotte Drupal Drive-in is coming up on February 22nd. I just wanted to take a moment and highlight ours sponsors and the value they are bringing to making this event happen.

Classic Graphics is providing us with a fantastic facility with a large training room and four smaller conferences rooms. Each with projectors. Classic is also providing print marketing materials and access to their talented creative department for the event.

Drupal Association is providing a community cultivation grant which is funding all catering needs for this event so our attendees never have to leave the facility for food.

Command Partners is providing a $100 Apple iTunes card to giveaway and marketing skills to help promote the event.

Thanks to these sponsors for their generosity. Without them, the event just wouldn't happen. There is still time to register for the event. Head over to http://charlottedrupaldrive.in and register today!

In follow up to a previous blog post, "Setup postfix to relay local mail in OS X Mountain Lion", I used this stack exchange post to keep postfix running between launches.

For some reason, I never had an issue with postfix working between startups in Mountain Lion, but have ever since I upgraded to Mavericks.