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This is one of many things I’ve been doing while taking a break from making music.

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The Circle Six Blog is part official blog of Circle Six Design and part personal blog of Brett Terpstra, co-owner of Circle Six. … http://blog.circlesixdesign.com/

Often I find myself looking at what apps I am using and how I can save time, a great way to do this is through RescueTime. This is what inspired me to write this post, I am not going to be talking about RescueTime but instead about what it tells me. I want to share what apps I use most (excluding the obvious iTunes, Web-browser and Mail).

My blogging career started almost simultaneously with the purchase of my first Mac a year and a half ago and it’s been a great experience so far. Below are the applications that I use daily to administer my personal blogging empire. All but two of these applications are freeware, but the two that aren’t, namely MarsEdit and CSSEdit, are worth every penny.

Yes, it’s the day after May Day (workers of the world, unite!) and yes, I only managed to get one blog post done this week. So, it’s time for a round-up of the stuff I’ve been thinking about this week. For all the bleating I did on the CakePHP mailing list this week about using free and open software, the editor waffling continues and I was back to Komodo today.

Learning CSS has been high up on my list of To-dos but I have been really busy with work to even get started. I’ve decided to spend the next month reading up on probably the most widely used language to style HTML and XHTML. For anyone interested in picking up CSS, I highly recommend CSSEdit by MacRabbit.

I've been having fun with the Fire Eagle integration on my blog - yesterday I posted my first real geotagged post (here, while I was at Senate House Library, University of London; my previous 'Eagled posts were me pretending to be in Paris). I have just been styling them.

Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is a widely used Web-design technology that lets you create styles that can be applied to one or more blocks, or ranges of text, on a Web page. Instead of applying formatting locally, repeating the details each time you want particular text or a layout to be formatted similarly, CSS lets you write once, use many times.

Hey, just thought I would let people know that my blogging life is made much easier using a Application called Blogo. Blogo allows me to cut away from work and post to my blog without having to spend the time logging in and fumble around with the administration panel.