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Time And Place is a proof of concept implementation of a Java Web Start application to allow annual time series to be viewed graphically.
Its focus is on geopolitical data organized by regions: states or countries. Each region is displayed as a bar chart with a control to sequence through the years. Regions can be collapsed or expanded, sorted by name or value, selected to allow them to be tracked easier, just high or low regions displayed, and scales chosen for the values and the chart.
If the local system supports the capability, the information is also shown on a 3D prism graph, where each region rises or falls as the statistic changes.
A series can be saved as a file compatible with most spreadsheet programs, and any file in this format can be read in and displayed. Several series can also be combined over a common range of dates and regions by creating a new series and providing formulas to compute its values from selected input series. Links can be added in a spreadsheet program or text editor to allow web pages to be brought up which are relevent to a specific time or place.
Enhancements:
- Improved country and state boundaries
- Ability to select using the 3D map
- A grid namespace to display prisms for series with no geographic reference
- Show Subseries displays a pie chart for a gridded series and has less restrictions
- Log scales now apply to the prism map as well as the bar chart
- Performance improvements
- The application is now signed by an official Thawte certificate.

Requirements:

• Mac OS X 10.4 or later
• Java 1.5.

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Time to be postmodern: Icons have now been around long enough that people are taking the function out of icons and simply making icons for icons sake! Use these kitties as icons or sit them on the couches, just for fun!

The icons look best in 128x128 at 32bit mode.

AudioSlicer is a nice Cocoa tool that finds all silences in an audio file and allows you to split it into several smaller audio files and to name/tag them properly. For now only MP3 is supported but other audio formats may be added in the future.

While most other tools doing this split automatically according to certain criteria,
AudioSlicer shows you all silences within a certain range of duration.

You can then listen to the silence - well, to the audio before and after the silence really - and then you decide if you want to split there.

The splitting is done without loss, there is no decoding and re-encoding of audio data taking place.