Apple removed their "Bounce to sender" feature in the most recent version of mail, saying that this practice seldom gets the bounce to the actual sender and can actually increase the amount of spam if it does get to them, since it confirms you got the message. [support.apple.com]

This is the best thing I've seen all year to make the point about the way women are depicted in superhero fiction. [coelasquid.tumblr.com]

"Especially right now, I imagine a lot of people in customer service would rather not be there."

@PrettyPrettyPrincess: thank you...I also thought it was dreadful

Bless her heart...I rooted for her throughout the whole mess with you-know-who and I hated him for doing this to her while she was SICK FOR CRYING OUT LOUD (sorry)...I'm sorrier than I can say that this is happening to her.

@losiram: yes...my sentiments exactly!

Okay...is it just me or does Beyonce look really...white?!

Fixed the maps thing as well; I had "Navizon" installed previously (a 3rd party app that essentially does the same thing as the new built-in maps feature), so I reinstalled it to see if it would work.

Aha!

Got set up on Wi-Fi so I could do a bit more testing.

Success! Mostly.

Here's a great reminder on how to configure Apple Mail to use the right Gmail folders, similar to the tip mentioned above for iPhone.

And now after quitting Mail and returning, it's working again... and the Gmail website shows the IMAP option again...

@Roommate: You are my lost identical twin. We need to do a Lifetime movie about this.

Humph. I set up my Gmail to use IMAP this morning, then added a new IMAP account in Mail, and everything was working great.