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Warblade (new for Mac Better than Galaga game)
The brilliant work of Edgar Vigdal will make you want to kiss his feet. The same dev who brought you Dotbot has come up with an excellent "better than Galaga" game for Mac. I'm not kidding. Warblade will be your next fave if you were a fan of Galaga. In fact, you'll think this is even better than Galaga. by EMV
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Flowing Pennies (new mac software)
A new software for Mac that focuses on the flow of money into and out of your family's finances, keeping a sharp focus on simplicity. It features a single view with all of your financial transactions. No more navigating through a labyrinth of accounts; Flowing Pennies lets you see your finances easily. by Clarkwood Software
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Chuzzle Deluxe (good fun mac game)
Googly-eyed balls of fur giggle, squeak, and sneeze as you slide columns and rows to set off combos and intense chain reactions. Free them by forming groups of three, but watch out for dangerous puzzle locks. Fairies Lovers and Puzzle lovers will love Chuzzle. by Popcap
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Bean (free Word for Mac)
Do you know how it takes FOREVER to launch MS Word or even Open Office? I hate when that happens so for basic word processing software, I use the free and lean Bean. It won't make you wait and thus want to jump out the window. by James Hoover
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Lumifi (new widget for Mac)
A cool tool to help you discover more relevant information quickly so your research process is easier and more efficient. How is it different from Google? It determines what is actually relevant to your research rather than what happens to be popular at the moment. by Lumifi
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The Graveyard (new Mac game)
You play an old lady who visits a graveyard. You walk around, sit on a bench and listen to a song. It’s more like an explorable painting than an actual game. An experiment with realtime poetry, with storytelling without words. by Auriea Harvey and Michaël Samyn
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Options: Secret Life of Steve Jobs a Parody (funny book)
"Offers a gleeful sendup of the real Steve Jobs set amid the recent stock options backdating scandal. Throughout, the fake Steve pontificates on everything from his superior management skills (only promote stupid people) to his role in the development of the iPhone (it involves a lot of non-thinking meditation), and is portrayed as a cold, callow narcissist..." by Daniel Lyons
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