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A tool that lets you discover who is hosting any web site instantly. Enter the domain, and we'll tell you which web hosting company the site uses. It's that simple!

Metropolitan Mama posts a live summary of a BlogHer panel.

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Join in the worldwide discussion with your post relating to “Poverty”

BlogAssist is a handy tool to help weblog and website editing by making HTML markup easier.

Dejal Simon is the essential site monitoring tool for Mac OS X. It checks servers for changes or failures, and notifies you via e-mail, sound, speech, Twitter, or other means.

TextExpander saves you countless keystrokes with customized abbreviations for your frequently-used text strings and images.

TinkerTool is an application that gives you access to additional preference settings Apple has built into Mac OS X. This allows to activate hidden features in the operating system and in some of the applications delivered with the system.

So wouldn't the services menu be much more useful if it weren't overcrowded by services you never even thought of using? Shouldn't there be a way to edit that menu? Enter Service Scrubber.

DragThing is the original dock designed to tidy up your Macintosh desktop.

Compress zip and tar archives on your Mac with BetterZip.

The Ultimate Mac OS X Email Management Solution

Skipping the boardroom pitch about blogs changing business, Six Apart president Mena Trott talks mostly about herself. She demonstrates how important the intimate, the mundane and the everyday are to millions of bloggers worldwide.

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Gears is an open source project that enables more powerful web applications, by adding new features to your web browser:

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Wouldn’t it be cool if, over the next year, you could get through the Big Ideas of 50 of the best self-development books in less than half an hour of reading/listening a week?