Founded by two fitness industry entrepreneurs...Tim Porth and Dennis Lee, Octane Fitness specializes in building eliptical trainers. Their goal is simple, to provide their clients with the best total-body elliptical at-home exerciser. You can check out their new site at www.octanefitness.com.

After several years of being 1 position off the list, we finally made it! Mindframe was ranked #18 on The Business Journal's (formerly City Business) Top 25 Web Development Firms for 2001. Rankings were based strictly on prior year's revenue.

Building off technology developed through years of web projects, Mindframe has created a site for TrueWell that enables them to create community sites for Church & Para-Church Youth Groups. To see their amazing technology in action, go to www.truewell.com.

Using an internally developed DHTML editor, we created the ability for GAH to create beautifully formatted HTML email campaigns without knowing any HTML. They can send out the campaigns using the List management tools and track the resutls through the system and through their Web site.

Well, it seems that the Gods of golf have decided to reward JP for all the years he has spent hacking away on the links. He realized every golfers dream yesterday by lobbing an iron shot into the cup on a 117 yard par 3. Congratulations!

Mindframe was chosen by Octane Fitness, a local manufacturer of elliptical trainers, to serve as their e-business development partner. Aside from programming the corporate site, Mindframe will also be building a sophisticated extranet capable of managing transactions with dealers and vendors.

Martini Blu, the exclusive restaurant of Minneapolis Life Time Athletic Club, chose Mindframe to develop their Web site. Looks for its appearance along with the redesign of the main club page.

Re-built using a Java based core, Mindframe will be using the new Cold Fusion MX to enable us to develop more effectively for J2EE, XML, and .Net.

Known for their award wining design work for Schroeder, Bamboo has selected Mindframe to develop their Web site.

Using the specialized software Mindframe created for Medical Transactions, the U of M Hospital released a RFP for $8,000,000. The system will help the hospital find the best supplier by automatically matching the RFP to a vast competitive marketplace.

Formerly one of the leading Web developers in the region, Bitstream has announced that it will focus instead on its core connectivity business. Mindframe has been named as a preferred partner to help their clients with Web design and development.

Newly graduated from the University of St. Thomas with a Computer Science Degree, Mindframe's favorite intern will be joining the staff full-time starting in June. Way to go Nathan!

With the new additions to the site, members are able create and respond to RFPs more effectively. Buyers and sellers are able to log into their own personalized view of the site and interact with one another in a simple, easy to use, Web based interface. More info about Medical Transactions is available on their Web site.

Previously, Larkin Hoffman's Web site was hosted and developed by West Law as part of their Firm Site offering. By redeveloping the site, Mindframe helped the firm establish a look-and-feel that more accurately reflects their brand and is faster and easier for people to use. In addition, the new site is built with a database-driven content management system that allows changes to be made automatically without any HTML programming. Feel free to visit the new Larkin Hoffman site here.

With their recently installed extranet, MediaLoft is able to collaborate more closely with their clients by allowing them to review video online.

TrueWell has selected Mindframe to be the development patener for its Web based youth ministry communities. Mindframe's experience with content management and interactive development will allow TrueWell to provide full-featured, custom Web sites to thousands of communities for a low subscription fee.

With a late season push, Steve was able to successfully topple JP from the #1 spot he had held most of the season. It came down to the final game, but Steve proved to have the picks on his side and won by a mere two points. Emily, although brilliant during certain stretches of the season, finished a disappointing eighth overall.