Most of us already have heard about this piece of software. For those who have come in late, I put here something.
If you own a PC, I mean some box running MS Windows, then it is something for you. I don't know if it is available for Mac or any Linux distro.
This software optimizes the PC you are running it on. You get an advantage of having all the optimization options at a single place. You also get to play with the look and feel of your PC. For example, you have options to change your login screen, or your boot up screen. Well, there is much to tell about this thing, but I wouldn't be able to state it all. It would be better if you download and install this application. It would be then you would realize its full potential. Wish you a faster and smarter PC with Tune Up Utilities 2009!
These songs are recorded with high precision. So, the sound quality is pretty good.
I have also uploaded a torrent of these music files at TPB. Click Here to get that.
If you don't get enough seeds there, then you are advised to download it from here.
These songs are all available on V Launchpad site but aren't available for download. The sound quality of these files is pretty good. All the file are in .wma format. I hope you would enjoy these. Please do leave a comment. Enjoy!
Yesterday I got my Microsoft DreamSpark DVD. It all started after I saw a new affiliate’s address on the DreamSpark website www.dreamsparkindia.com, under my city’s name. There was a phone number given too. I contacted the person responsible via the number given. I asked him all about the program. He also told that they would be charging Rs. 50 for the DVD. I got surprised to hear this, as on the site it was given that you can collect the DVDs for free. I once again checked the site, this time not only the home page but also the FAQ section. There it was given that the associated partners may take a fee for this process of distributing the DVD, and that would be not more than Rs. 50. After this I was fully assured that the person wasn’t cheating me, as I had read in many of the forum discussions about the DreamSpark DVDs.
Here comes the real story: I went to the given address at 11. The place is around 10 km from my home. As I don’t have a bicycle of a motorbike, I had the only one way, to go for auto rickshaws, and that too on the bumpiest roads of Muzaffarpur. It’s really horrible to travel by auto, in the route of Bhagwanpur to Mithanpura. Still, I landed at the place at around 11:20. When I went to the place in address, I found a big lock hanging, as if mocking me of all the troubles I had taken to get there. I phoned the person once again and he told that the people who stay at the office are out to market, and they would be getting back within half an hour. I told him that I would wait for another 1 hour and I would go back, if nobody shows up. It was really tight for me walking on the verandah for 1 hour. When I saw nobody getting in, I decided to return. It was just because I had told Mum that I would return within one and half hour and I had already spent two hours there. Oh man! My heart my sinking like hell!
I reached home, sent a mail to the person about the problem there. And then put him a call. When I called him, he asked me about my position. I told that I had returned back to my home. Still, he asked another person to call me and to give me all the information about the thing I had been searching for. I got a call just after five minutes then. And the person on the other side asked me to take the DVD by 6 in the evening. Meanwhile, I got good scolding from Mum, after she heard that how I had literally wasted my time. I had no courage to ask her permission to go to the same place again. Still, I asked, and after some angry looks I was granted permission.
I went on almost running. Reached the place, and got hold of my DVD. Alas! I had to pay Rs. 50 for it. Hey! It was not only Rs. 50, but also Rs. 30 as transportation charge and Rs. 5 for making phone calls. So the grand total became Rs. 85. Well! It’s nothing in comparison with the genuine licensed software I have got worth thousands of rupees.
The DVD’s cover is of pink color, as you can see in the photograph. The disk is manufactured by Moser Baer. There is a verification code given in there, with which you get verified as a student. And you get access to all the software on the DreamSpark website, all absolutely Free! Isn’t that great?
So, rush to your nearest affiliate to grab your copy!!!
Hi! In this post I am going to give a summary of World War II - Pacific Heroes. This game is basically a point and shoot one. You take off from massive aircraft carriers to shoot down enemy fighters and torpedo Japanese war ships... or man anti-aircraft artillery defending against enemy raids.This is a high-end, console-like game, featuring 20 pulse-pounding missions and spectacular 3D scenery!
It's really obvious that you get addicted to this game if you start playing it once. The chapters in the beginning are quite simple. You have to just point and shoot. But the chapters after the 10th one start getting tougher. You feel like struggling to keep the enemies away from your mother vessel. All round, this game may keep you hooked up for hours.
You can download it here. It requires you to pay $19.95 USD in order to play the whole game, that is all the chapters. So, I have added a serial key file too. You can download it here.
Yesterday one of my friends asked me if I had watched the movie ‘Slumdog Millionaire’. My answer was negative. He told that this movie is just like those ‘anything never before’ type ones. He didn’t say much and asked me if I wanted its copy. I was affirmative. But in order to share this movie we had to take up good many number of problems. As he was right then physically very far, he had to transfer the file. And I hope you are aware about what might happen, if you try to transfer mammoth file on a speed of 20-30k. Just for this reason I asked him to convert the file to .3gp format and to upload it on some free space provider.
Today I have got the chance to download and watch the movie. My first reaction: Man! It’s simply AWESOME!!!!!
Well! Before anything about the movie I would like to thank and praise the director(s) and cast of the movie.
Dany Boyle and Loveleen Tandon have presented the thing in such a beautiful manner about which you can just dream of. Believe it or not, I was getting Goosebumps while watching it. It was not because it’s some horror movie or an action flick. It is basically a love story. But it has got all for which you can call it a perfect one.
Dev Patel (as Jamal Malik) and Freida Pinto (as Latika), both new comers, have given their best. You get to see the real face of slums in Mumbai. Lives of children there and how they are converted to ‘bhajan singing’ beggers, by some human trafficker. You would also get to see what are the most ugly deed and most ugly faces of human beings. The real picture of struggle in lives of people living in slums is what makes you think seriously. The expressions and emotions may let your eyes get moist.
This movie is no traditional Bollywood movie, with all those songs and excessive drama. I suggest the Indian filmmakers to take a lesson from this movie, otherwise the day is not far when they will be out of business.
Hey! I just and simply can’t explain what’s best about it, because it is the BEST! My innermost feelings are here but really aren’t expressed the way it should be. Okay! Now it’s upon you that which way you understand this.
This movie is going to be released on 23rd January in India.
Here is review from a website:
It doesn't seem like a stretch to suggest that America might now be ready to embrace films in the style of India's Bollywood films. While "Slumdog Millionaire" is far from a Bollywood tragic love story filled with singing and dancing, the way director Danny Boyle will rivet audiences with his film that is authentic to Indian culture while using a distinctly Western style of film-making might be enough proof that there is a profit to be made here.
"Slumdog Millionaire" is a drama exposing the tragic effects of poverty in gigantic Indian cities like Mumbai that is also fused with a modern day Indian fairytale. Jamal Malik is a young man on India's "Who Wants to Be A Millionaire" and is a question away from one million dollars when he's arrested on suspicion of cheating. Because Jamal is from the slums of India and has no educational background, it seems entirely improbable if not impossible that Jamal could make it this far, but each question is connected with distinct and sometimes painful memories for Jamal. It's as if he is destined to win, even though he only went on the show to impress a girl he has loved his whole life, Latika.
Danny Boyle ("28 Days Later," "Sunshine") takes us from memory to memory as Jamal advances question by question toward the million dollars. These memories offer vivid insight into poverty in India as well as the lives of Jamal, Latika and Jamal's older brother Salim. As children they are left parentless and taught how to swindle tourists, leading to lives of little fulfillment or even corruption. Despite being separated, Jamal and Latika are reunited several times and in fact Jamal's only motivation in life is his love for her.
While the young, unknown, Indian actors are absolutely amazing in this film, the biggest kudos go to director Boyle, who creates an astonishing film. For Boyle to go from science fiction and zombie thrillers to taking on a project as daring and unusual as "Slumdog Millionaire" proves that he's not only a brave director, but a versatile one. His great success with making this film intense, eye-opening and full of heart all at the same time prove that he's also an incredible one. "Slumdog" is just the beginning for Boyle who might be one of the most progressive and talented directors working today.
It's hard to be completely blown away by a film whose core message is about destiny and leans on the fact that Jamal is simply fated to do this well in explaining what has unfolded, but like any good film ought to, Boyle makes you a fan of the characters and not care as much about the logistics as you might normally do. The fact that this film starts out so dramatic and real makes it hard to embrace the fairytale it blossoms into, but it's the great visual storytelling along the way that makes it so enjoyable.
