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Tuesday, October 28, 2008

Total Video Converter v3.12.080307(PORTABLE)

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Total Video Converter

Total Video Converter is a powerful and versatile video conversion software which supports playing, converting all kinds of video and audio formats files to be played in iPod, PSP, Zune, cellphone, PMP, PDA etc. Integrated, Media Burning tool burns the converted files to AUDIO CD, video DVD/SVCD/VCD.

features

l Convert all kinds of videos to mobile videos or audio (mp4, 3gp, xvid, divx mpeg4 avi, amr audio) which are used by cellphone, PDA, PSP;

2 Photos slide show combines multi-photos and music with more than 300 photos fantasy transition effect.

3 Convert various videos to MPEG videos compatible with standard DVD/SVCD/VCD;

4 Rip DVD to any popular videos of all sorts;

5 Extract audio from various of videos and convert which to all kinds of audio (mp3, ac3, ogg, wav, aac);

6 Integrate a powerful media player--Total Video Player;

7 RIP CD to audio of all sorts directly;

8 Burn the converted audio files to Audio CD;

9 Burn the converted video files to DVD/VCD/SVCD;

10 High compatibility and high efficiency for Importing RMVB or RM video/audio


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Sunday, October 26, 2008

RECESSIVE FUR CHEETAH

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hi friends here are some rare species of cheetah

This is a King Cheetah (& Friends)

The Cheetah (Acinonyx jubatus) is one of the first animals I remember learning about when I was a child. You remember, don't you?...the TALL Giraffe...the BIG Elephant...the FIERCE Lion...and the FAST Cheetah...it was kindergarten diversity...Africa style.
Of course...none of the other animals ever sued the cheetah for having an unfair speed advantage, but...hey...it was only the seventies.

I remember learning that the Cheetah could run at almost 70mph for short distances...(0 to 45mph in two seconds)...that it's body was shaped more like a Greyhound dog than a cat...and that it was unable to retract its claws. I learned to tell them apart from the other spotted cats by looking for the black stripes on the face. It was my favorite animal when I was about eight years old.

Cheetahs at one time ranged throughout Africa and southwest Asia. Rulers from ancient Sumeria and Egypt trained cheetahs to hunt with. Marco Polo recorded that Kublai Khan kept a thousand Asian cheetahs, (Acinonyx jubatus venaticus) for summer hunts in his native Mongolia. The Mogul emperor Akbar the Great was reported to have nine thousand. The Asian subspecies has now been reduced to an isolated group of around 200 presently living in Iran, and a handful possibly living in northwestern Afghanistan. This is the same area where the now-extinct Caspian Tiger made it's last stand. The last three cheetahs in India were killed in 1951.

That cheetahs exist anywhere is a miracle in itself. About ten to twelve thousand years ago, the species went through a genetic "bottleneck" when, for some unknown reason, at least 99 percent of the entire world population of cheetahs died in a very short time period. Some scientists have even suggested that the population might have gotten as low as one pregnant female. By comparison, there are between 30 and 50 Florida Panthers left and they are so inbred that the cubs are starting to be born with heart defects.

As a result of the population crash, and the subsequent inbreeding, a male cheetah has a sperm count that is 90 percent lower than tigers' and lions'. On top of that, 75 percent of the sperm that IS produced is abnormal. If cheetahs were livestock, they would be classified as infertile.

Modern cheetahs are as genetically identical as lab mice...virtual clones...which is why it is particularly interesting that an aberrant coat pattern could appear. So in 1926, reports that a cheetah with black stripes down it's back, and splotches instead of spots, had been seen in Zimbabwe began speculation that a new, rare breed of cheetah, the "King Cheetah", was stalking the plains of southern Africa. A man with an extremely cool name, Reginald Innes Pocock, was convinced that it was a new species and in 1927 named it Acinonyx rex...but the animal was only to be sighted five more times between then and 1974 when one was finally photographed in South Africa's Kruger National Park.

The first time I ever saw anything about the animal was on a rerun of "Arthur C.Clarke's Mysterious World", where they showed some blurry film footage of one walking through the grass. "The Mysterious World" initially aired in the seventies, and judging by the quality of the picture, I assume that the footage I saw was some of the first ever taken of the animal.

Debate then ensued about whether the king cheetah was a separate species, subspecies, or color phase. It was even suggested that they were leopard-cheetah hybrids when some analysts noticed that the cuticular scale pattern from a king cheetah's hair more closely resembled that of a leopard than that of a normal cheetah.

The question was answered in the early 1980's when king cheetahs were born as a result of a pairing of normal cheetahs at the De Wildt Cheetah Center in South Africa. Since then two additional kings have been wild-caught, but the majority of the world population of king cheetahs (est. <50)>are descendants of the De Wildt cats. There are probably less than ten free-living kings.

The unique coat pattern is now known to be the result of a mutation inherited as a single autosomal recessive allele. So there.

I know...I know... you're thinking..."Gosh...it seems...so...obvious to me now...the answer was right in front of us all along...the "tabby locus"..

Saturday, October 25, 2008

ADVANCED REGISTRY FIX + SERIAL KEY

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ADVANCED REGISTRY FIX

The Advanced Registry Fix is an easy-to-use application that can safely clean, repair and optimize your windows registry with a very few simple mouse clicks. It allows you to repair your registry problems either as a whole or individually according to your preferences. The Advanced Registry Fix will scan your entire registry for any invalid entries and provides a list of the registry errors found, you can then choose to selectively clean each item or automatically repair them all. It also allows you to Restore and Backup the Registry, Schedule your Scanning

Features

  1. Scan and repair all those invalid entries in your window's registry which can lead to window crashes.
  2. Increase system performance and stability by repairing and removing all bereaved entries in the windows registry.
  3. Checks for invalid and incorrect program shortcuts in your hard drive
  4. Optimize Registry and Spring Clean PC
  5. Restore and Backup Registry
  6. Schedule Scanning



Monday, October 20, 2008

AAMIR KHAN'S EIGHT PACK ABS

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AAMIR KHAN'S EIGHT PACK ABS

After a year of hardcore training, Aamir has finally got the body that he desired so badly. The results are there for all to see; within a year, Aamir's biceps have increased from 12" to 16" while his chest, which was earlier 38”, now measures up to 44".

SECRETS OF AAMIR KHAN DIET


Getting the perfect body has more to do with your mental endurance level rather than your physical endurance level. He also adds that to get the right physique apart from a good workout session, one also needs to have a balanced diet and get good, adequate rest. Aamir`s diet consisted of 16 egg whites each single day and no matter how busy he was, he managed to get at least eight hours of sleep during his training.

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