Programs : all 2011 PREMIUM Anti-viruses (with keygens, patchs, cracks) (AVG/Avast/Avira/Norton/Kaspersky/Eset Nod)

#1 : AVG Anti-virus internet security

The never-ending mantra chanted by security suite vendors sounds a lot like "faster scans, easier to use, better performance," and AVG has released a new version that it says accomplishes all three. Certainly, the scans are faster, it does install more quickly, and some tweaks to the interface have made it easier to use. However, changes to the engine that powers the detection and removal of threats has made it hard to come to a conclusion until independent labs return their efficacy results later this year. 
The new AVG Free has sped up its installation process, although it's not as zippy as the minute-long installations that some of AVG's paid competitors offer. We found that the program can go from completed download to ready to use in about 5 minutes. Gains might have been made elsewhere, but a big contributing factor to that is that AVG has cut down the number of install screens users see, from 13 in the previous version to 5 in the 2011 version.
AVG's toolbar is still an opt-out feature. It also will commandeer your default search engine for Yahoo, so if you don't want it to do that, you'll want to uncheck the box that changes your search engine, too. Also unchanged is registration, which is a free process and can be completed from within the AVG interface.
Users who opt out of installing the toolbar but want it later will need to rerun the installer to get that component
Download link: http://www.4shared.com/file/t-awybrp/AVG_Antivirus_Internet_Securit.htm

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Kuler (web application) helps you to choose the best design colors

Explore, create and share color themes here

you sign up and save themes and load them when ever you want, also you can see what the site prefers to you and what people do!

i think every web designer and developer's site deserves Kuler.

Tests for Color-Blindness

Tests for Colour-Blindness

Shinobu Ishihara

This 4¾" square tipped-in plate, no. eight in a series of 16, is a hidden (or reverse) pseudo-isochromatic design intended to differentiate trichromatic from dichromatic vision.¹ In other words – a color-blindness test. You have, no doubt, seen this before, and that’s not surprising; although the chart looks modern, like a design from the op-art 1960s, it is in fact nearly 100 years old.

 

Netter on Anatomy

Frank Henry Netter (25 Apr 1906–17 Sep 1991) studied art at the National Academy of Design and the Art Students League and by the mid 1920s was a successful commercial artist, doing everything from “advertising layout and design to pretty girls for calendars and movie stars’ portraits.” His family, however, never approved of his career and his mother, fearing that the lifestyle of an artist would lead him to ruin, encouraged him to be a doctor instead.¹

After his mothers death, and in her honor, he enrolled in medical school. He received an MD degree from New York University, completed a surgical internship at Bellevue and joined a private surgical practice in Manhattan. But, as Netter stated: “these were the days of the depression and there seemed to be more demand for my pictures than there was for my practice,” and he soon concentrated solely on medical illustration.
In 1936 he began a life-long collaboration with Ciba, illustrating a fold up heart to promote their digitalis product.² The illustrations were so popular with physicians that he began to illustrate other fold-up organs, then pathology portfolios (typically 10–12 loose plates in a folder) as well as articles for Ciba’s Clinical Symposia.
During World War II Netter oversaw the production of graphic aids for the Army Medical Department. After the War he picked up right where he left off with Ciba, and his portfolios proved so popular that Ciba published them in a book, The Ciba Collection of Medical Illustrations:³

Angry Grandma

 don't make her angry you're not gone like it.

Rocking Santa

 

really unexcpected from him

Peace - Love - Dental Hygene

 

Peace # Love # Dental Hygene

Parasite Relationships

Parasite Relationships

Living beings dwelling on earth are associated with various relationships and most often the associations prove beneficial. In some cases some harmful microbes do involve in certain relationship which lead to harmful effect. Most of the pathogens and parasites involve in parasitic or pathogenic relationships with the host and the gain is one side resulting in deterioration of host.

Parasitism is one such association between different species where one gets benefitted and other gets harmed. Most of the parasites have two different life cycle forms to spread the infection to the primary host and uses the secondary host as carrier. The term parasite refers to the organisms with the presence of life forms which include more than one host and can be called either macroparasites (representing protozoa and helminthes) or microparasites such as bacteria, viruses and other microforms of harmful microbes.

Types of Parasitism or Parasite Relationships

Most of the parasites are classified upon the interactions which they have with the hosts and also on the pattern of life cycle.

Ectoparasites: These represent the parasites that live on the host surface.

Endoparasites: These are found inside the host and live there. Most of the endoparasites are either intracellular or intercellular. The endoparasites generally use third organism as carrier and lodge into the host body.

Epiparasites:  Feeds on other parasites and is also referred as hyperparasitism.

Social parasites: Interacts with ants, termites. Most commonly seen as brood parasitism as seen cuckoo and cowbird.

Parasitoids: These are the organisms whose development at the larval stage takes place in and out of other organism and lead to death of the host.

 

Evolutionary Significance of Parasite Relationships

Evolutionists believe that parasitism represents a common way of life which arises as part of evolutionary process. Most of the parasites evolve due to the inbuilt response towards defense mechanism of hosts. Most of host defense include toxins normally produced by plants which upon contact to body fluids and towards behavioral defense.

As part of host defense mechanism most parasites develop certain adaptations to improve parasitic nature. Roundworm eggs represent classical example of best evolved case in parasitism. Henceforth many organisms are capable to infect large number of host species and more closely associated with result of success in infection.

The Black Keys - Brothers

The Black Keys

The Black Keys are a two-man blues-rock group from Akron, Ohio, United States which formed in 2001, consisting of singer and guitarist Dan Auerbach and drummer Patrick Carney. The band name was inspired by a schizophrenic artist and friend in Akron, who used the term “black keys” to describe things he disliked or people he did not trust. The Black Keys have roots in traditional blues and psychedelic rock stylings.

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