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December 16, 2011 at 1:56 am
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  1. Hi Andy, I think the Abominable CC’s website has been…Ihnatko’d? CWOB’d? Something like that anyway.

    Also I was wondering if you knew about this Mission Control trick in Lion; if you hover over a group of application windows and scroll up on the trackpad, it sort of zooms them all towards you like the pinch gesture in the iPad Photos app. It’s really handy, and I’ve never found any reference to it anywhere. MacBreak Lion tip maybe?

    Neil Quinn — December 18, 2011 @ 6:20 am —

  2. Not sure where the most appropriate place to leave specific show feedback is, but I imagine you’ll sort it out somehow. Just catching up on some Almanac back-episodes, and you’d brought up Penn’s book, atheism/agnosticism, and the possibility of devoting a future episode to it more in full. I would say a few things in general, but I think you might find one particular series of videos of interest in whatever “researching” or “sorting things out mentally” you may be doing in preparation.

    The series is here: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLA0C3C1D163BE880A&feature=plcp

    …and is quite patient, deliberate, level-headed, even-handed, and well-thought-out. (And not yet complete.) What I would bring up in general about atheism/agnosticism is largely addressed in his (3.1) video (and the 3.x ones more broadly), but overall it is a worthwhile series and provides a lot of food for thought. Skip ahead or enjoy as desired.

    Eric — January 28, 2012 @ 12:44 pm —

  3. I just listened to you on this week’s MacBreak Weekly were your pick was iDraw. Just wanted to let you know about another vector drawing program for the iPad called ‘TouchDraw’. In addition to everything that iDraw does, TouchDraw can import and export Vizio files. I’m not a iDraw user/owner, but I do use TouchDraw.

    Don Lipsky — February 19, 2012 @ 11:18 am —



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