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[Apple.qj.net] QJ.NET - Quick Journal Home - Apple News - QJ.NET: If you've got an iSight camera for your Mac, you may be interested in trying the open source project, Gawker.  It allows you to create time-lapse movies of whatever the camera is pointed at.  You can even grab 'feeds' from other iSights on your network, using Apple's Bonjour networking.  Combine various feeds to do a multi-view time lapse from two angles, etc.  Seems like a fun thing to try - though I don't know how useful it is.  I'll have to test it out and see.  If you've tried it and have some thoughts, please share!  Course if your iSight is built in - as it is with the new Intel Macs - we probably won't care to see time lapse of you coding or something.  Check out the project website for some example movies - the one of ice melting is pretty cool actually.

 [Apple.com] Apple - iTunes - Podcasts: And don’t worry about losing your place: If the podcast you download comes with bookmarks, you can zip around within it on any click wheel iPod, .

[Blog.clickwheel.net] Clickwheel News: Comic-book blogs and readers, it says, are buzzing about whether a service such as Apple Computer Inc.’s iTunes, in which readers would pay a small fee for downloads, would work. Some scoff at the idea of ever reading comics online, but for those used to doing nearly everything online, the idea is appealing.

 [Makezine.com] MAKE: Blog: HOW TO make Enhanced Podcasts (images, links and more ...: If you name your file m4b then your AAC file will be "bookmarkable" on non-clickwheel ipods as well because that is the filename used for audiobooks, however clickwheel iPods with the new firmware installed will be able to bookmark m4a files too and also view chapters/chapter art/chapter links in m4a files as well. It is recommended that you name your file m4b so that even the nonclickwheel iPod listeners will atleast get the added benefit of being able to bookmark where they've left off in your podcast.

[Tuaw.com] TUAW Podcast #12: Quicksilver and iCal - The Unofficial Apple ...: , I demonstrate that trick we covered last month of how to add iCal events and todos from Quicksilver, and I've ironed out a few details for a much more usable process. I figured this would be a great way to demonstrate some of Quicksilver's unique power with purty moving pictures, instead of the typical non-moving pictures.

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