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| ¹1: Music : Billy Talent III (Guitar Villain Edition, 2009) |
2CD | FLAC-TRACKS+CUE +LOG +NO COVERS | 13 July 2009 | 739,34 ?b
Genre: Rock, Punk Rock | RAR 3% Rec. | Label: Atlantic
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| ¹2: Other : TwistedBrush Pro Studio 16.19 + (Portable) |
TwistedBrush Pro Studio 16.19 + (Portable) | 34.47 MB TwistedBrush digital paint software with complete natural art tools oils, acrylics, pastel, charcoal etc. Software for artists without the complexity of other art programs. TwistedBrush creating art the way it should be, simple and fun! Simplicity without sacrifice, powerful enough for the professional artist yet simply enough for the novice. TwistedBrush has one of the most versatile and powerful brush engines in existence, yet it was designed from day one to be easy to use. Over 2000 brushes, layers, realistic media, photo cloning, tracing, masks, particles, filters, script recording, scripts to AVI, drawing tablet support, brush shapes, patterns, textures, integrated scanner support, image brushes, drawing guides, reference image views, dirty brushes, scratch layer, dynamic palettes and much more![/center]
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| ¹3: Applications : TwistedBrush Pro Studio 16.19 |
author: sam  12 March 2010
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TwistedBrush Pro Studio 16.19 | 16.49 MB
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| ¹4: Movies : From Paris With Love 2010 |
From Paris With Love / R5 / 700 MB When you see that crazy French filmmaker Luc Besson is involved with a movie, you know you're in for something giddy, energetic, over-the-top, completely ludicrous, crazy, and French. About 80 percent of the time -- The Fifth Element, The Transporter, District B13, etc. -- it's highly entertaining, too.
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| ¹5: Movies : The Invisible Woman 2009 DVDRip XviD-RUBY |
author: sam 1 March 2010
The Invisible Woman 2009 DVDRip XviD-RUBY
INFO : http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1236397/
IMDB rating: 6.5/10 (374 votes)
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| ¹6: Movies : Drag Me To Hell 2009 |
Drag Me To Hell / 2009 / DVDRip / 700 MB Hi! Years and years ago.....A guy called Sam Raimi made a couple of films called Evil Dead. Scary scary movies ahead of their time. But over time Sam moved away from the horror genre and directed films like Darkman and the Spider-Man trilogy
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| ¹7: eBooks : Bill Clinton - My Life eB |
Bill Clinton - My Life | 14.7 MB Author: Bill Clinton Release: 2004 Publisher: Knopf Format: PDF 1008 pages ISBN: 0375414576 (0-375-41457-6) ISBN 13: 9780375414572 (978-0-375-41457-2) List Price: $35.00 Edition: 1st Edition
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| ¹8: Applications : GnutellaWire v1.4.0 Portable |
 GnutellaWire v1.4.0 Portable | 6.8 MBGnutellaWire is an advanced p2p client that employs the latest technology available in this field for faster and safer downloads. It's a product built upon one of the most popular file sharing programs around since the emerging of peer-to-peer which, at the same time, brings its own specific contribution and flavor to the overall architecture and performance of the original program.
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| ¹9: Games : Dracula Origin for PC |
Dracula Origin /size 620 mb Spooky atmosphere and a great story save Dracula: Origin from being a formulaic pixel hunt. Good storytelling never goes out of style. For proof, check out Dracula: Origin, a point-and-click reimagination of Bram Stoker's classic novel from Frogwares that delivers a gothic tale as atmospheric and chilling as a London fog. While you couldn't ask for a more done-to-death story, the treatment of this legendary material is both respectful and innovative, with familiar characters and scenes being mixed in with all-new escapades set across Europe and the Middle East. Too many pixel hunts and logic puzzles that occasionally stray into "good luck solving this without a walkthrough" territory cause a few problems, although these frustrations aren't enough to ruin a great Victorian spook story. Hmm, call it a crazy hunch, but this just might be Dracula's lair. Dracula: Origin keeps the bare bones of the Stoker novel, but adds to it by branching out in a few places and changing the focus from drawing-room horror to something of a detective story. Vamp hunter Van Helsing moves to center stage from his supporting role in the novel, as the dour professor turns sleuth and ventures to London, Cairo, Vienna, and, of course, Transylvania on a one-man quest to save poor Mina Murray and stop Dracula's plans to resurrect the dead. The story unfolds like a mash-up of Stoker's Dracula, any number of Sherlock Holmes short stories, and the less weird tales of HP Lovecraft's Cthulhu Mythos, with you playing vampire hunter, gumshoe, and intrepid researcher. The script doesn't borrow much from Stoker, although it is excellent in its own right as a modern take on the old Victorian penny dreadfuls that influenced Dracula. Voice acting is generally impressive, as long as you've got a taste for melodrama. Van Helsing in particular gets awfully worked up over the slightest little thing, becoming so uptight over such minor annoyances as running into a locked door that you'll frequently think that Dracula himself has just jumped out of the shadows. Counterbalancing this fresh story is gameplay that feels like something out of a point-and-click adventure made 20 years ago. As Van Helsing, you stroll from one scene to another, carefully scanning the surroundings for anything that can be pocketed and later used to construct some sort of contraption necessary for opening a door or unlocking a safe, for example. You gather and hoard all sorts of items, such as meat hooks, mummy wrappings, and even a jar of flies. There generally isn't any rhyme or reason to all of this scrap collecting, other than that you know you're playing an adventure game, so you're going to need this junk at some point down the road. Van Helsing's entire philosophy of vampire hunting is expressed in one line he repeats over and over: "This might be useful. I'm taking it." Pixel hunting is another issue. Most of the screens are shrouded in gloom as well as cluttered with furniture and other background details, making it nearly impossible to pick out all of the many objects that you need to collect without using the spacebar command to highlight them. Some of the tinier items in the game are all but hidden in the scenery, which speaks well for the wonderfully detailed backdrops like the Egyptian tomb and Dracula's castle in Transylvania, but not for the game's playability. So you're left with the spacebar, and that seems like a cheat as it pretty much spotlights exactly what you have to do in every location. Still, it's absolutely necessary unless you want to tediously scroll over every single pixel in every single scene. While Van Helsing's trip to Cairo might be a departure from Bram Stoker's novel, ancient tombs and mummies are a great addition to any gothic horror tale. A few of the set-piece logic puzzles are geared to cause similar frustration. Dracula: Origin is loaded with braintwisters that range from obvious to maddeningly obtuse. Lack of proper instructions is a big problem with many of them, as you're occasionally plopped in front of a plaque, a checkerboard, or even a chemistry litmus test without any guidance as to what exactly you're supposed to be doing. All you can do much of the time is blindly experiment with whatever you can move in the puzzle in an attempt to figure out what it might be all about, and then take a crack at actually solving it. Yet even though it seems like the puzzles would be better off if they came with FAQs, their inventive design and sheer deviousness outweighs any irritation you might have over the lack of instructions. Many could have served as the linchpins for a Sherlock Holmes mystery, and all are perfectly suited to a quest about slaying a vampire. You move a pentagram to reveal eerie Latin writing, decipher Egyptian hieroglyphs on a cursed tomb, and examine medieval carvings of demons and sinners to open up a crypt. All could certainly be a little more intuitive, but they couldn't be any more imaginative, or more appropriate for this storyline.
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| ¹10: Movies : Prison Break The Final Break DVDRip |
Prison Break The Final Break DVDRip | 703MB Two lovers have been through hell and back fighting for their lives. When they finally attempt to start a life, one is apprehended by the FBI for a murder that was actually self defense. In prison, she becomes increasingly vulnerable. After a beat down from the guards and a bounty for her head, her husband reunites with old friends and attempts ‘The Final Break’. IMDB: Code: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1131748/
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| ¹11: Music : Alesha Dixon - The Alesha Show: Encore [09|Grouprip] |
![Alesha Dixon - The Alesha Show: Encore [09|Grouprip]](http://www.pixshock.net/pic_b/5a6cde3a9252d608349b85b5202bb46c.jpg "Alesha Dixon - The Alesha Show: Encore [09|Grouprip]") Alesha Dixon - The Alesha Show: Encore [09|Grouprip] | 92.89MBR&B | 193 Kbps Avg / 44.1 KHz / Joint Stereo | Tracks : 18 Multi-Links : Hotfile/Depositfiles
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| ¹12: Movies : Rome And Jewel – DVDRip (2008) |
Rome And Jewel – DVDRip (2008) The African American son of a Compton minister and the Caucasian daughter of the mayor of Los Angeles enter into a forbidden interracial romance in this contemporary hip hop infused retelling of William Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet. Reverend Q may be a man of the cloth, but when his son Rome (Nate Parker) begins dating rebellious blonde beauty Jewel (Lindsey Haun), father and son are driven apart by bigotry and hatred.[/center]
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| ¹13: Movies : My Dads Six Wives aka The Six Wives of Henry Lefay (2010) – DVDRip |
My Dads Six Wives aka The Six Wives of Henry Lefay (2010) – DVDRip Allen plays a flashy salesman who is presumed dead after he goes missing during a skydiving expedition. When his daughter (Cuthbert) returns home to arrange his funeral, she discovers that his current wife and her five predecessors are fighting over who gets to bury him.[/center]
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| ¹14: Movies : Avatar 2009 HDrip 720p - Links never die |
Directed By: James Cameron
MPAA Rating: PG-13
Starring: Sam Worthington, Zoe Saldana, Sigourney Weaver, Stephen Lang, Michelle Rodriguez With Star Trek, Gene Rodenberry sought to “seek out new worlds and to boldly go where no man has gone before.” With the $300,000,000 bombshell that is Avatar, James Cameron can proudly stand with Peter Jackson (remember his little Lord of the Rings trilogy?) and proclaim he too has gone where none have gone before.The planet of Pandora as conceived from the mind of Cameron and constructed with super-computers fit for the military is beyond fascinating to gaze upon. Lush forests with phosphorous vegetation house mammoth trees spiraling hundreds of feet into the air. Above the canopy, jagged floating mountains dot the sky. This is no serene setting. Oh no. Jackal-like creatures hunt their prey in packs. Panther-esque creatures barrel through the vegetation in search of food. Great winged creatures dive bomb for meals from the sky. Coexisting with these animals are the Na’vi.
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| ¹15: Movies : New Moon 2009 DVDRip Very Interesting |
author: silanh 24 January 2010
I have to admit, as an adult woman, I read the entire "Twilight" series. I am not obsessed by it -- but it was a fun, escapist read, even though I still have some reservations about the obsessive nature of love as depicted in these books.
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| ¹16: Movies : The Girl In The Café – DVDRip |
The Girl In The Café – DVDRip
7.6/10 IMDB Rating An HBO Films/BBC co-production, The Girl in the Cafè is both a romantic character drama with comedic elements, and a powerful political wake-up call by Richard Curtis, the acclaimed writer of Four Weddings and a Funeral, Notting Hill and Love Actually. Curtis’ first film since Love Actually, The Girl in the Cafè literally addresses one the most important questions:
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| ¹17: Music : A Place You Feel Wonder Feel Of Saxophone - 2007 |
MP3 256 Kbps CBR | Instrumental| 123.28 MB
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| ¹18: Movies : Pathology 2008 DVDRip |
Pathology / 2008 / DVDRip / 690 MB This is interesting. I lower budget gorefest that I expected to love because it was so cheesy and instead end up liking because it is actually good! I love B rate cheese fest horror movies, and thought this would be another
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| ¹19: Movies : An Englishman in New York (2009) DVDRip |
An Englishman in New York (2009) DVDRip Following the success of his television biography ‘The Naked Civil Servant’ Quentin Crisp is invited to America to lecture on How To Be Happy,
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| ¹20: Movies : New Moon 2009 (DVDRip) |
New Moon / 2009 / DVDRip / 450 MB I loved the Twilight movie, that's how I started reading the books in the first place. I've read them about ten times each and I still like them. But New Moon's big screen adaptation was a huge let down.
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