Free cocktailsearch 1.2 software for mac

CocktailSearch 1.2 is designed to be a useful widget that makes it easy to search for cocktails on mixable.de. You can either search for recipe names, ingredient names or both. The detailed view of each recipe shows you the most important information. If you need some more information or want to have a more detailed view, you can navigate directly to the webpage of this recipe.

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.4 or later

iConcertCal is a free iTunes plug-in that monitors your music library and generates a personalized calendar of upcoming concerts in your city.
Enhancements:
- Syncs with iCal.
- Searches more concert resources.
- Easily include/exclude artists through a new preference window.
- Numerous bug fixes, and speed improvements.

FolderClean is an Automator action that deletes the contents of a selected folder. Grabs the contents of that folder and sends those files to the trash.
Enhancements:
- New icon.
- Now based on AppleScript temporarily.

SEELEWASCHEN was composed by Karlheinz Essl for an outdoor light installation by the German artist Rainer Gottemeier. Using the sound of one single bell stroke as its basic material, the piece unfolds a rich sonic cosmos by a computer program written by the composer.
Taking advantage of compositional algorithms that have been developed by Karlheinz Essl since the early 1980ies, the piece is generated in realtime. It can be perceived as a sonic organism which might serve as a source for inspiration and meditation, running forever and ever...
This piece neither requires nor offers any user interaction. It runs entirely on its own, driven by its internal compositional algorithms which ensure variability and richness, even over a long period of time.
Enhancements:
- Universal Binary
- access to the parameters of the generative composition environment.

Kakuro is a nice logic puzzle widget very similar to Sudoku and it has the following rules.
• You have to place the numbers from 1 to 9 on the board.
• In every summation a number has to occur only once.

I just wanted to know who was calling. Nothing fancy, but itd be really nice to be able to see who is on the phone without actually having to look up from what Im concentrating on right now. That was the desire that drove the creation of Silica and I figured other people might like it, too. It consumes very little in the way of system resources, and provides a heads-up display - like the OS X volume and brightness adjustment feedback - showing you the number and, if available, name on the incoming call. Silica tries to look up the phone number in the OS X address book, and will display that name and the callers picture if present.
Silica is a lightweight heads-up Caller ID display that leverages the internal modem and Address Book to let you know whos calling without having to look over at the phone.
Silica offers a fair amount of customization of the on-screen notification of an incoming call.
Enhancements:
- More robust phone number lookup.
- Custom call handling via AppleScript.
- Minor bug fixes and efficiency improvements.