As part of my previously released eBook: “Recording Your Next Hit With GarageBand” written for MakeUseOf, I am creating and maintaining a new website: dia.lo.gues.
It’s part of supersubconscious and it’s alive now. Go and visit the site if you have a spare time. Nothing’s there yet, but it will continuously grow, filled with the latest tips and trick on music creation and publication that I stumble upon; also stories and updates on my songs.
And if you like music and want to join me in the gang of home-based digital musician, download the “Recording Your Next Hit With GarageBand” eBook for free.

If you are a Mac user, you can save US$ 891 on Mac Softwares while making a world a better place doing so.
No, it’s not an April mop. Here’s how you can do it.
MacHeist is back in its third year of promoting a bundle of Mac softwares with a crazy discount. The total bundle should be US$ 931, but they sell it for US$ 39 only.
Now, my role here is not as a salesman and I’m not selling you anything. But what I like about this event is that they will donate 25% of the profit for charity. Their goal is to raise US$ 400,000 and at the time of writing this article, they almost reach US$ 280,000.
What good things could be done with US$ 400,000? Lots of them.
So if you have US$ 39 to spare (and want to get US$ 931 worth of good quality Mac softwares), let’s support the event and help to make the world a better place. Buy the bundle here.
Note: The event will end at April 7, 2009

One of the most popular quotes about time is “Time is Money”. The meaning is simple: time is valuable. You and everybody else in this world have the same share: 24 hours everyday. No more no less. You waste it, you lose it. It won’t come back. Ever.
The funny thing is, there are times when you feel a day last longer, and there are times you feel the other way around. Some people struggle to find more time to be able to finish their works, yet some seems to have too much time that they have to struggle to find things to do to fill their seems to be neverending supply. It seems as if time were stretch-able.
Well, is it stretch-able? Can we get extra time? Can we lose extra time? We’ll let the scientist answer that questions as they are too complicated for us common people. Time is one of the most abstract concepts in human life – along with love, afterlife, alien life form, angels, and the thought that Zune can outsell iPod.
But scientist or not, everybody knows that time flies when you really enjoy what you’re doing, and time crawls when you feel the opposite. So, if you want more time, try to hate everything that you do.
. Kidding!
But if you want to get ‘bonus’ time, say, six more hours everyday, you could try this following self hack.
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