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Extra Corporation, founded on March 28, 2004, is a well-known and professional developer dedicating to digital video and DVD software developing. We develop multiple market channels based on the Internet to the people all over the world. At the present time, there are many senior tech members working for the company. Our team of senior tech members has designed a set of DVD transcoding technology and authoring technology that have outstanding performance and has licensed our SDK to many other studios and companys. Currently, we are trying to set up a special retail system and support network to give the best service to you. The company is constantly trying to expand into more forms of multimedia software for computers.
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Manage your 3dsmax material much easier than before:
Super material is a useful material tool for 3dsmax.(especially for architectural design)
Lets you add more than 24 materials in the material editor,quick remove missing maps,quick assign materials to objects,quick manage your material libraries.(.mat)
It is more powerful than the material editor of 3dsmax.
* Quick remove missing maps.(Remove paths or materials of missing maps)
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* Easy add more than 24 materials in the material editor.
* You can use Material Library Favorites to easy manage your material libraries.
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* Supports all types of materails.(Default,V-ray,FR,MR...)
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Foxonic is a powerful image to PDF converter and it's very easy-to-use. Using this image to PDF converter, you can batch convert image to PDF, supported image file type include: JPEG (JPEG2000), TIFF, BMP, GIF and PNG. With this software, you can totally control the security of destination PDF files, such as "40/128 bits RC4" and 128 bits AES PDF Encryption, disable PDF file content from copying, printing, extracting, assembling, modifying and so on, so you can password-protect PDF files you build to prevent unauthorized viewing and altering, while also enabling authorized reviewers to use intuitive commenting and editing tools. What can I do with this image to PDF converter? With Foxonic, you can convert digital photos, pictures and scanned images of documents and books to PDF document with password protection, make PDF presentation, PDF slide shows, PDF e-books and PDF photo albums with easy and pleasure, and share PDF files with others without worry about the security of the PDF files. Save your time when batch converting image files to PDF. When batch converting a large number of image files to PDF document, Foxonic can save you a lot of time. Just 5 minutes, Foxonic can batch converting 5000 JPEG files (2.5GB) to 1 PDF document. For batch converting huge volume image files to PDF document, Foxonic especially suit for this senario.
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License Type: Shareware
Date Added: August 11, 2008
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The amount of song plays are so important on an artists page because of the ranking that Myspace has. The Myspace charts ranks artists accordingly by the amount of plays an artist/band has daily. By having sufficient plays and views daily, you can compete with major label artists on Myspace. This is an important part of creating more exposure for yourself - being able to be seen on the charts ranked highly is one of the key components of being able to be successful as a Myspace artist. By having a good numbers on your Myspace music/video page you will see a bigger increase in your album sales, bigger fan-base and possibly even gigs and record contracts. Let Myspace Increaser Package create the exposure you deserve!
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Advertise With Pleasure! (AWP) Professional version is a banner rotation system.
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All My Movies™ v5.3 released!
Blu-ray & DVD collection software and Movie-Related Data Harvester
Keeps track of what movies you have as well as on what kind of media. (CDs, DVDs, Blu-rays, VHS or ?) Is there a movie you have heard of but not a part of your collection yet? All My Movies allows you to keep a list! Ever wonder who played in a certain movie? All My Movies keeps track of the actors in each movie as well. And by the click of a button, you can find a list of all the movies that actor played in. So, that night you say, "Honey, I want to watch something with Johnny Depp!" and with a click of a button you have an entire list of the movies with Johnny Depp. You can EVEN keep track of which movies in your collection that you have already watched so you can find a movie that you haven't seen! So efficient, All My Movies connects to various internet movie databases and loads all the information of your movie including Name, Actors, Genre, Year, Description, and Screenshots, too, so that there is very little data entry! These are just a few of the wonderful benefits of the All My Movies software but check it out for yourself with a free trial and discover that there are so many other attractive qualities that make this program the best one on the market yet.
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Image Comparer ™ v3.6 released!
Duplicate Image Finder and Remover
If you have a huge image collection you know how hard is to remember all images and remove duplicates manually. Now we introduce you the solution for your problem. Image Comparer automates the process of finding duplicates. Please note, Image Comparer looks not for only fully identical images but for images that looks alike too! Finally you get a list of image pairs with similarity percentage. 100% means images are fully identical and so on. Then you can to delete all duplicates with less quality with only two mouse clicks! In that way you got a collection with unique only images.
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Audio Comparer ™ v1.0 - just released!
Duplicate and Similar MP3 Finder
This is a very special tool that can identify even similar audio files. It does not read file tags, it just listens to your audio files to remember them. Audio Comparer will find similar audio files even if one of them is in MP3 format and the other is WMA. Our program works as a human ear but much faster and with unlimited sound memory!
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Hide Photos ™ v1.3
Personal photo album with strong encryption
Hide for-your-eyes-only photos in a password-protected secure container! Hide Photos stores protected images in an AES-encrypted secure container that is easily accessible with an Explorer-like interface.
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You will never lose your license details again if you use our home software inventory product, All My Software™. With a flexible backup reminder, it will safely store your registration information for an unlimited number of products. All of your registration information, together with the developers' contact details, will always be within easy reach.
Cool Record Edit Deluxe helps you transfer tapes, LPs, live performances, Internet radio, TV, DVD, or any other sound source to your hard drive. The software helps protect your valuable recordings--just set the sound source, the recording quality, and volume, then start recording.
The Editor allows you to perform various operations with audio data such as displaying a waveform image of an audio file, filtering, applying various audio effects. It includes a click and crackle filter for cleaning vinyl records, a noise filter for cassette-tape recordings, and an equalizer to enhance the sound quality of all recordings. You can also use the build-in CD ripper to copy all or some of your music tracks from your personal CD collection.
Atlantis - a fabled city that is supposed to surpass all others in technology, beauty and government, until one day when after losing war with Athens falls victim to Mother Nature who sends her wrath in the form of earthquakes that surpass even the most powerful felt in Tokyo, volcanoes that cover the city with spewing lava and a tidal wave that completely engulfs the island burying it beneath the deep blue waters of the Atlantic Ocean for all time.
It takes only a few short hours for the city to become utterly devastated. It sits at the bottom of an ocean, lost for all time - almost. _Nine hundred years later the story reemerges with the infamous Greek philosopher Plato who recounts the fantastic tale in his books Timaeus and Critias, two books of a trilogy describing Atlantis and how the great continent was lost (Wong par. 5).
The story, carried down through history has been revived time and time again by new-age gurus who explain everything from the Nazca lines to the pyramids of Egypt and consequently those of the Inca and Mayan civilizations. It is more probable that Atlantis really was the result of the embellishments of imagination of a great philosopher than that of a lost civilization of great importance for its day. There is great likelihood that the early Grecian civilization of the Minoans and the lost city of Atlantis are one in the same (Friedrich 57). Based on the evidence which is scant at best, the similarities between what the archeological evidence of the Minoan civilization tell us and what Plato describes as Atlantis are striking.
Plato's description of a highly-advanced civilization would agree with the artifact records of this early Grecian colony who harnessed wind for boats and invented a toilet to stop the spread of disease (Nifty par. 3). The technology that the Minoans possessed surpassed much of what was in common at the time and their city planning was on par with Metropolises of today (Ancient par. 3). Atlantis was also described as an architecturally beautiful city with great buildings and towering statues (Atlantis). The Minoans too were known for their architectural genius creating magnificent palaces and sculptures of great beauty.
It is somehow uncanny to think that like Atlantis the Minoan Empire also suffered a similar fate of earthquakes ripping apart their city, and a volcano that could be felt miles away decimating what was left of the flourishing civilization (Friedrich 24). Even the geographic location that Plato describes would seem to fit in with the location of the Minoan civilization. The only great divide between these two civilizations lies in the chronological pathway between the two. But if one were to look past this one discrepancy there are unequivocal similarities left to discover, enough to possibly revive the theory that the Minoans and the Atlanteans are cut from the same cloth or rather are the same cloth.__There is truth in the fact that Minoans possessed technology that was unheard of for its day. Minoans were the first civilization to build a ship capable of travel by the power of the wind and it was by the use of this invention that the culture was able to maintain a city with no visible fortifications or any standing army to protect it (Kluth).
This well-know fact has often lead archeologists to believe that Minoans were a rather peaceful race of people. In fact, it was through their ability to thwart off foe by the use of their agile ships that could outrun and outmaneuver those that still used rowing as the primary form of propulsion that kept intruders and marauders at bay (Kluth). Minoans were also the true first inventors of the flush toilet for waste removal (Nifty par. 3). Because of this ingenious invention their city was relatively free from major diseases caused by excess fecal matter left in public areas where it could seep into drinking water or be carried by rats and other rodents and insects. The invention of the toilet and its use demonstrated that Minoans had an understanding about the need to contain bacteria growing waste products and its possible cause in the spread of disease and eventual death.
The Minoans also developed an intricate system of roadways for easily accessible travel. The road widths varied by population density and use and allowed for quick and easy movement from one area of the city to the next with multiple routes of entrance and escape (Ancient par. 3). If one road were used more than other roads it would be given priority when it came time to repair. This was unheard in this time where most roads were nothing more than muddy unmaintained trails.__Atlantis was a city completely surrounded by water and was assumed to have a strong naval fleet with a power unmatched (Atlantis). Plato stated that Atlantis had one of the strongest naval fleets in the world. It is also written that Atlantis traded with even the furthest reaches of the globe so a great naval ability would be paramount to their continued existence.
It is also rather coincidental that there was no mention in Plato's writings of any large-standing army as to do battle with the city marine warfare would be more important than armies and structural fortifications. This too was much like the Minoan civilization. It was common in writings of the time to mention the army sizes to show how great or how inept the city was militarily (i.e. Homer's The Odyssey and The Iliad where the armies of Troy are detailed) yet there is no mention of huge armies. Atlantis was supposedly a city that had conquered many areas in the surrounding regions (Atlantis). _How can one conquer without an army? This was achieved very simply with a navy blockading ports of the region so that food and supplies could not be delivered fast enough. _This great nation was also a city concerned with vanity.
The city of Atlantis has been described as a beautiful one (Atlantis). The city had no major outbursts of disease (examples of major disease outbreaks include Mesopotamia with the Bubonic plague (Bubonic par. 5)) and therefore likely that their ingenuity would be directed towards cleanliness and beautification. Atlantis was a civilization that has brought forth varying opinions from historians. But one thing that historians have little reason to disagree about are the intricate road systems that were to be found within the nation's walls. Even in Plato's descriptions we are left in awe of the intricacies of the engineering that had to have been studied, planned and implemented from the first road built (Stones par. 48). __The palace at Knossos and that of Phaistos and the palace at Mallia were all testaments to the Minoan architectural abilities.
Some encompassed more than twenty-two thousand square feet with more than 1,500 rooms contained within them. The walls and ceilings were frescoed and some reached heights of twelve meters (Matthews 1). The sculptures of the Minoan civilization were extremely detailed, more so than that of ancient Greece. What is truly astonishing is the fact that nearly all art, even the earliest forms showed more detail than later Grecian populations. It would then stand to reason that the techniques these groups used were far more advanced than anything of that time period. Even the materials that were used were far advanced in comparison to the rest of the region and the world. The Minoans were quick to adopt bronze and other metals and began working extensively with them before other settlers of the time.
Plato's description and later drawings of Atlantis have always shown it as a city that was architecturally inclined to be beautiful. The buildings Plato described were unimaginable in their design for that time. There were lavish temples and great government buildings (Jowett [Critias] par. 9). Their obvious technical achievements where structural construction was concerned were obviously far advanced to anything in the area (or the world for that matter). In Plato's writings there is also mention of great sculpture and artistic influence in the city (Jowett [Critias] par. 14). While no specifics are given about this topic, it could be extrapolated that it would be extremely grand considering the architectural abilities of the people.
The Atlanteans also wished to express their artistic side through their architecture. As was previously mentioned the Atlanteans took the time to build their city in concentric circles. While this served as a unique form of transport, it also added tremendously to the exterior appeal of the city.__The Minoans had a tremendous civilization whose time quickly came. One day during the late final millennium (after 1450 BCE) the end approached with fervor. A huge tsunami moved inland, wiping out their entire fleet of ships and many fo their buildings. Severe earthquakes struck the city ripping apart the cities, destroying their temples and palaces leaving thousands homeless. This weakened the city tremendously, and nature, as if entering the boxing ring for one last round dealt the final blow. With no buildings to hide behind, in, or under a volcano erupted and exploded lava with tremendous force.
The eruption was so violent that it could be felt and heard in cities for hundreds of miles in all directions - rivaling the eruption of Mount Saint Helen's (Kystek 16). This decimated any structures left standing and entirely wiped out the civilization (Walker 107). The majority of the island was swept away. After a few decades water encroached upon the area and began engulfing the land where the cities once stood. It would be likely that there were other Minoans who were off on trade routes, vacation trips or for other reasons that would take from their home, what would permit this civilization to share their technological and cultural advancements with other civilizations. _As Atlanteans awoke one day they had no idea that that day would be their last. As myth would explain Poseidon, Greek god of the sea became enraged at the city for their arrogance and called up the sea to swallow them alive. Since no primary evidence exists one cannot discount the validity of this story but the more probable explanation is similar to that of the Minoans.
First earthquakes devastated the city, then volcanoes reeked havoc on the architecture and finally, a tidal wave swallowed the sea dragging it to the bottom of the ocean (Collins 102). Of course, Plato was not alive at the time of this event and his sources are dubious at best. It would be assumed that a small number of expatriates were not on Atlantis when this occurred and that Plato could only receive this story from a person or group who were related to the lost city's inhabitants. It is also possible (although less plausible) that the story had been passed down by a trader or sailor who had once or frequently visited the continent.
This is of course is less plausible as it would seem strangely odd that the sailor would only reveal this to Plato. Since, from basic cultural values those of lesser social classes would not have mingled with those of the higher classes (such as a philosopher) it would make little sense that a sailor and a philosopher would have occasion to discussion these events.__The Minoan civilization was founded on the isle of Crete, located in the Aegean Sea. For thousands of years their Bronze Age civilization flourished and grew on the island. Plato writes in Timaeus:__"This power came forth out of the Atlantic Ocean, for in those days the Atlantic was navigable; and there was an island situated in front of the straits which are by you called the Pillars of Heracles...and was the way to other islands, and from these you might pass to the whole of the opposite continent which surrounded the true ocean; for this sea which is within the Straits of Heracles is only a harbour, having a narrow entrance, but that other is a real sea, and the surrounding land may be most truly called a boundless continent.
Now in this island of Atlantis there was a great and wonderful empire which had rule over the whole island and several others, and over parts of the continent, and, furthermore, the men of Atlantis had subjected the parts of Libya within the columns of Heracles as far as Egypt, and of Europe as far as Tyrrhenia." (Jowett par. 40).__Plato describes the city of Atlantis as being near the Straits of Heracles, commonly known as the Straits of Gibraltar. Plato describes the water behind the Straits as being the harbour where the city of Atlantis dwelled. Plato also describes the island of Atlantis as a way to the rest of the continent, a transportation hub. This would fit with what is known of the Minoans since they often sailed to far off lands to trade and they likely would have ferried passengers as well.__The only great discrepancy between Atlantis and the great Minoan civilization is the time frame for which they existed.
While Atlantis was claimed to have existed in or around the year 9000 BCE, placing it well before any other civilization known to man, it does not agree with the fossil records of the ancient Minoan cities. These cities have been proven to exist from 900 BCE onward (Kyrstek par. 18). While the coincidence between the two cannot be ignored and the number 9000 could merely be a mistranslation for 900 or even a spelling error (after all Plato was a human), if we assume Plato was correct this would completely discount that the theory of Atlantis having any relation to Minoan civilization. Unfortunately, due to obvious limitations it is impossible to verify whether or not these are the actual numbers and as a result, the mystery deepens -- further. __Both Atlantis and the Minoan civilization share much in common, their geographical similarities and their technological and architectural abilities and similar stories of destruction. While there is little evidence around the city of Atlantis today, the similarities between what is described by archeologists and what Plato writes about are simply too coincidental to be a byproduct of chance. Even though there is a major discrepancy involving the date for both civilizations, it seems possible and even probable that these two civilizations are in fact one in the same._
Sources Cited__"Ancient Greek Civilisations" eMuseum. On-line. Internet. Date: unknown._ Available: http://emuseum.mnsu.edu/prehistory/aegean/pre-greece/minoan/minoan.html__"Atlantis" Atlantis n. pag. On-line. Internet. Date: unknown._ Available: http://www.angelfire.com/ri/allfantasy/atlantis.html__"Bubonic Plague" All Free Essays. On-line. Internet. Date: Unknown._ Available: http://allfreeessays.com/student/free/The_Bubonic_Plague.shtml__Collins, Andrew. Gateway to Atlantis : the search for the source of a lost civilization. New York: Carroll & Graf Publishers: Distributed by Publishers Group West, 2000.__Friedrich, Walter L. Fire in the sea : the Santorini volcano : natural history and the legend of Atlantis. Cambridge [England]: Press Syndicate of the University of Cambridge, 2000__Jowett, Benjamin "Critias by Plato" Sacred-Texts. n. pag On-line. Internet. Date _Unknown._ Available: http://www.sacred-texts.com/atl/critias.txt__Jowett, Benjamin "Timaeus by Plato" The Internet Classics Archive. n. pag. On-line. _Internet. Date Unknown. _Available: http://classics.mit.edu/Plato/timaeus.1b.txt__Kluth, Frederick John "Minoan Culture" The Role of Women in Ancient Greek Art _n. pag. On-line. Internet. 2003._Available: http://apk.net/~fjk/minoan.html__"Nifty History Tidbits" Gaelic's page of Goodies On-line. Internet. 2000_ Available: http://gaelic.freeservers.com/historytidbits.html__Wilson, Colin. The Atlantis blueprint : unlocking the ancient mysteries of a long-lost civilization. New York: Delacorte Press, 2000.__Wong, Barton. "Topic #D38 - Plato, Timaeus" Ancient Philosophy On-line. Internet._ 2001. Available: http://www.chass.utoronto.ca/~dhutchin/d5a.htm
Serial Lupus,. anda-anda yang pernah jadi remaja di akhir 80-an hingga awal 90-an nggak akan lupa dengan makhluk yang satu itu. Dandanannya khas dengan jambul di depan bak Jhon Taylor, si personil Duran-Duran. Karangan penulis kondang Hilman Hariwijaya itu nggak cuma ngetop di serial ceritanya, tapi juga di film yang sampai dibuat beberapa seri.
Eh iya, untuk membuktikan eksistensinya sekaligus ujicoba kemampuan di bidang tarik suara, si Hilman “Lupus” juga pernah menelurkan sebuah album, titlenya sama, Lupus. Hilman nyanyi keroyokan bareng sohib kentalnya si Boim Lebon, Anto dan Gusur. Musiknya digarap sama om Piet Ompong.
Liriknya sih biasa-biasa saja. Tapi yang yahud itu aransemen musiknya. Billy J Budiardjo yang begitu dikenal dengan harmonisa musik yang khas, ikut gabung dalam proyek uji coba itu. Dan hasilnya, wow cukup keren!
Lupus
Anak baru
Kantin sekolah
Kencan pertama
Telepon umum
Ketika hujan turun lagi
Makhluk manis dalam bis
This is one of the original girl group vocal USA entry in the category of favorite. No one, other than a show that is okay, Wendy Wilson, Carnie and Cynna Philips Philips also has a voice that good.
Through the debut album in 1990, they successfully penetrated the music world. Until now songs like realease me, you're in love, or the dream is still a live is still often played on the radio a lot.
To remind the memory with the voice of the Wilson Philips, here some music:
Hold on
Over and over again
The dream is still a live
Your in love
Reason to believe
