With Quick Look — just one of the great new features in Mac OS X Leopard — you can get a sneak peek at the contents of a document without opening it. A single click lets you watch a video, peruse a multi-page PDF, scan a folder of photos, or enjoy an entire Keynote presentation without launching any applications. How can you take advantage of Quick Look? Find out in the latest Pro Tip of the Week.

Ian Austen (nytimes.com) takes a look at Aperture 2 and finds that it “offers a more accessible, streamlined facade and makes it easier to handle photos in full-screen mode. It is also much faster.”

An editorial on the "fascist uprising" in Britain and an insight to what the BNP is really about. SHOUT FOR FREEDOM!

Spend lots of time in email? Then wouldn’t it be great if you had a quick and easy way to create a convenient To-Do list when you get a message about something you need, well, to do? In Leopard Mail, you’re just a right-click away from creating a new item for your To-Do list. Find out how in the latest Quick Tip of the Week.

I was pulled over yesterday for merely leaving a bar parking lot after midnight.

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Time Capsule, the wireless hard drive you can use to back up multiple Mac computers using Time Machine in Mac OS X Leopard, has begun shipping. “Notifications of the shipments began reaching customers that pre-ordered the device early this morning,” according to Jim Dalrymple (macworld.com).

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If there is one thing that pisses cops and the legal system off, it's stealing their morning donuts.

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