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LifeShaker revolutionizes to-do lists with its unique interface and novel approach to getting stuff done:

- See nine goals at a glance in LifeShaker’s innovative grid view

- Shake up the grid to bring new goals into the mix

- Create categories for goals and give them custom colours

- Break a goal down into steps and see only the next step in the grid

- Print the grid, goals and steps into a handy booklet

- Prioritise goals with our special stars

- Drag completed goals to the tick and hear the sweet sound of success

- Drop those pesky goals (that you’re avoiding) on the Backburner but mind your fingers…it’s hot.

- …and listen out for some nifty sound effects

Features:

- Supports rich text so you can customize your fonts and colors anyway you like

- Support for images and pictures

- Lightweight - has everything you need without the bulk

- Multiple pages so you can organize your notes however you would like to

- Automatic saving

- Written in Cocoa to take advantage of Apple’s native API

- Free!

The application serves up a scrumptious mix of maintenance tools and interface tweaks, all accessible via a comprehensive graphical interface. Most of Cocktail’s major features are arranged in five basic categories. In addition, a Pilot lets you clean, repair and optimize your system with one click of the button.

Auto ducking, effects, chapters for enhanced podcasts, ID3 tags, album cover art, mp3/AAC/AIFF encoding - you name it. It’s all there. Seamlessly integrated.

Features include:

- Use a previous project as a template for new ones.

- Define multiple microphones and add special input panels for iChat, Skype and Gizmo recording.

- Record audio live.

- Real multi track recording and editing.

- Insert new recordings or overwrite any part of your previous show like in a text document.

- Enhanced podcasts - divide your episode into labeled chapters each provided with pictures and links.

- Many more features.

Rip your CD libraries complete with indexes for instant access to what was a cumbersome CD library.

Edit your assets in the new waveform editor complete with a powerful waveform overview for quick navigation, create loops, markers, and fades, create regions one at a time or through the Auto-Region feature, apply many audio actions and edit multi-channel files in a customizable user interface.

Batch-process your files with enhanced features including the FhG MP3 and MP3 surround codec, enhanced metadata support, Droplets, Rapid Convert, custom naming on export, drag-n-drop to your DAW and other application, and much more.

Designed for the professional, yet simple enough for the hobbyist, Library Monkey Pro provides the most powerful and feature complete asset manager ever available.

As you can see, TapeDeck was designed to emulate a real cassette tape recorder (perhaps you have a similar model in your basement), but with a few key differences:

- Every recording you ever make is immediately saved in the box of Tapes.

- You cannot record over an existing tape; clicking Record automatically starts a new tape for you. Of course, TapeDeck improves on the traditional tape recorder in a number of ways:

- In much the same way that digital cameras made film “free,” TapeDeck makes tapes “free”: you’ll never run out of tape (until you run out of disk space).

- TapeDeck’s recording quality is far better than that of an audiocassette. You can adjust the recording quality to trade file size for recording length.

- An audiocassette has a label (where you can write a little bit) and a case liner (where you can write a lot). TapeDeck has these too, but they’re full-text searchable.

- Tapes are standard .m4a audio files, so you can copy them into iTunes and synchronize them with your iPod, or email tapes to others.

To record with TapeDeck, you must have a built-in microphone, use device plugged into your Mac’s line-in port (such as a microphone, record player, etc.), or another audio input device (USB input, Bluetooth headset, etc.).

Easily send an SMS from your Address Book with the SMS Mac Address Book plug-in. Just open the Address Book card of your friend or group of friends, click the mobile label and choose the command Send SMS from the pop-up menu.