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RescueTime is a free time management tool that sits in your system tray and keeps track of the time spent on anything on your computer.  RescueTime is not a keylogger, it only records time spent.  It’s perfect if you’d like to know how much time your spending on certain programs or doing certain things while on your computer.  It can be used for time optimization, increasing productivity, or if you’re just plain curious and want to know how your time is spent.  Once you signup you can view all your stats online and reports are periodically sent to your email.  I’ve found this a useful addition and homefully so will you.  If interested, you can check out RescueTime on their website, rescuetime.com.

Their Deput Album, Take to the Skies, which reached #4 in the Official UK Album Chart.

          Today in MoosiK we’re featuring Enter Shikari. Enter Shikari is a melodic/screamo post-hardcore band straight from the UK with alot of potential and they’re showing it.  Their music is semi-raw and has an awesome synth overtone.  If you are into bands such as Underoath, Silverstein and the like you’re sure to enjoy Enter Shikari.  You can snag a taste of their awesome music from their myspace or visit their site directly at entershikari.com. Right now this is one of my favorite bands, and if you like unique style, rythmic beats, and 8-bit synth I’d definitely recommend this band.
 
 
 
 
Also if you really love them, check out the Enter Shikari fansite.

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IceT’s Uploader is a comprehensive image uploading service that has loads of features but keeps everything simple and easy to use.  They also allow uploading of videos and have a large amount of space and no limit to user bandwidth, so it’s perfect if you’re one of those people who spam image posts like crazy, or just leave alot of comments on myspace.
 
Registration is free and the site also offers some useful website and myspace tools, so go check it out!

As many of you may or may not know the Spot Database used to require login, as it was integrated with the sk8fever forums.  Well, in my decision to disable the forums I have been contemplating on how to deal with the Spot Database, and how to implement user submissions.  In the end I decided that anyone  should be able to submit or edit a spot, no registration of any kind needed.
 
You may think “well then how can I track my submissions?”, but as I also had that in mind there is now a field at the bottom of each submission/editing page where you enter your name.
 
Not only does this field serve as displaying you as the author, but it saves the name in a database.  Therefore, everytime the name is used, it’s submissions are recorded in the database alongside the name.  This is of course now active, so submit those spots!

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The site is done but content is still being added so stay tuned for updates.
If you would like to be emailed about updates, have any ideas, or want help with the site Contact Us, and make sure to describe which of those in the email…
 
Some features include
-A detailed daily blog with media, coding tips, and weekly segments.
-A Spot Database with search and easy user submission.
-No registration or login required at any time.
 
Anyways, welcome to the site, and we hope you enjoy it!