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Friday

FACEBOOK GEARS FOR FACEBOOKERS



This your needs if you are truely facebooker. download this for your action...


Facebook Login 2.0   by Facebook Login


More speedy, secure Facebook login
April 12th, 20:26
License: Freeware
File size: 9.88 MB
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Upload2Facebook 1.1   by upload2facebook


Easily upload and download photos to Facebook
April 26th, 14:29
License: Ad-supported
File size: 4 KB
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Facebook browser 1.0.0.0 Beta   by Ivan Sostarko


Connect to Facebook via this software
May 15th, 20:17
License: Freeware
File size: 363 KB
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4k Facebook Downloader 1.1   by 4kdownload.com


Easily download Facebook videos
December 19th 2011, 02:05
License: Ad-supported
File size: 5.89 MB
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FaceBook Friend Adder Bot 8.01   by friendadderelite.com


FaceBook Friend Adder Elite is the internets # 1 Facebook Friend Adder Bot
February 22nd 2010, 09:49
License: Ad-supported
File size: 1.87 MB
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Quicker Access to Facebook   by Liam Rudge


Access Facebook with a click.
September 20th 2010, 17:28
License: Freeware
File size: 19 KB
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Veemzy 0.2.8   by twstd


Communicate and socialize with this application
July 15th, 12:30
License: GPL
File size: 6.43 MB
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Facebook Account Creator 1.0.4.1   by Mkssoft


An application that creates Facebook accounts easily and fast.
May 11th, 18:19
License: Ad-supported
File size: 3.04 MB
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Facebook photo backup 2.1   by Photos backup


Easily backup your Facebook pictures
November 24th 2011, 15:16
License: Freeware
File size: 80 KB
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Facebook @Desktop 3.1.0.0   by Olcinium


Receive Facebook notifications, messages, friend requests directly on your desktop.
February 18th, 07:39
License: Ad-supported
File size: 708 KB
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Facebook Desktop 1.0   by His Highness Sajjad


Access your Facebook account with this tool.
January 20th 2011, 03:17
License: Freeware
File size: 343 KB
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Easy Photo Uploader for Facebook 1.0.2.0   by ObviousIdea


Automatically resize and upload photos to your existing or new Facebook photo album
August 7th, 08:17
License: Ad-supported
File size: 3.40 MB
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Thursday

Photo Black and Color

Photo Black and Color

Photo Black and Color




Photo Black & Color allows you to make a partial desaturation on an image by selecting the colors 
to keep. The partial desaturation is when you preserve a colored subject and let the rest of the image
grayscaled.. 



Principle of use 


To get good results, better choose images with one main subject with colors different from the
background colors, such as flowers, fruit or other. Using the pipette tool, click on the colors you 
want to keep -they will be displayed in the color list. In general, 3 clicks on the dark areas, 3 clicks 
on the intermediate ones and 3 clicks on the light ones are enough for a first approach. 


after the execution is done, a new image is displayed. It contains greyscaled areas and areas 
which colors were kept according to different parameters you selected.







EARTH BAG CONCEPT FOR MAKING YOUR DREAM HOUSE


EARTH BAG CONCEPT FOR MAKING YOUR DREAM HOUSE.....


During August and September, 2008, Sunny Tsai volunteered to assist a team of two architects and eight professors, under the direction of Akio Inoue of Tenri University, Japan, to construct an ecovillage by Lake Victoria, Uganda, East Africa. The East African Community is an organization formed by citizens of Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda and Burundi, the five countries surrounding Lake Victoria. This ecovillage was designed to alleviate poverty and demonstrate sustainable building with earthbags. There are more than three million poor people living along the coastline. These domes provide good protection from bullets, fire, wind, and rain.much better than the conventional thatched shelters or tents.
This project won the support of the East African Community, and the plan was summarized in the above pamphlet. This was submitted at TICAD4 that had been held in Yokohama City, Japan in May, 2008.

Akio Inoue, the project director is shown above with some of the local people.
Uganda ambassador to Japan (left), Sunny Tsai (center), and architect Kikuma Watanabe (right) at the site, disscussing the Ecovilliage project. Sunny Tsai (who is responsible for most of the photos reporduced here) is an architect, Associate Professor at the University of Science and Technology, in Beijing, China, and has specialized in the study of earth architecture. Kikuma Watanabe is an associate proffessor at Kochi University of Technology in Japan and is responsible for the overall design of the ecovillage project. Some of the photos reproduced below and all of the conceptual drawings are his. There are few pictures taken by assisstant Kawaguchi Takashi.
Architect Kikuma Watanabe's floor plan and sectional drawing of one of the units.
The Ecovillage is composed of three clusters of buildings, including a water tower at the center. This arrangement is designed so that each cluster can enjoy precious water resources equally and reasonably comfortably. Each cluster is composed of four living units, each one with a living room, two bedrooms, a kitchen, toilet, shower room, and meditation room. All the buildings are built with Earth-bag Construction Technology.
Each unit has a biomass latrine and a Bird Wing Wind Power Generator that supplies electricity. In order to lead the wind effectively, bamboo groves have been planted as wind corridors for each generator.
During their one-month stay, they trained the local people in the essential aspects of earthbag building techniques. They say that it is better to teach people how to fish rather than to give them fish. So hopefully what they have done will indeed teach them how to continue with the process of building more such buildings.

After the design is layed out, a trench is dug and filled with gravel for the foundation.

Then the first course of bags are layed over the gravel. The soil used was from anthills near the site; there was no need to dig the earth or carry the soil from other places. Compared with the size of ants, what they have done is really a tiny thing. 

Two rows of barbed wire are being held down with bricks.

Installing temporary forms for doors and windows.

Up to 20 courses.

After a day's work, Sunny is ready to go home and rest.

Up 27 layers.

Finishing the last few layers of the dome.

Completion of the first dome. It's a great moment, with an exclamation of joy!

The work continues.

Project director Akio Inoue with some of the workers.

Completion of the second dome.

Setting the compass system for the big dome. This dome will go up to 9 meters...quite spectacular!

Initial cement stucco with mesh.

A door is being delivered.

Time in Uganda is up for Sunny and the others. Hopefully the local crew can continue the work smoothly.

This nearly finished photo was provided by the architect, Kikuma Watanabe.

So far as the number of earthbags used in this unit facing Lake Victoria amounts to approximately 8,000.
The central dome is 8 meters in height, using 4,000 earthbags.

Tuesday

Michael Moore says hacking scandal could hit Fox News




Tribeca 2012:


Michael Moore has taken aim at Fox News for its politics countless times over his long career. But the provocateur filmmaker now believes that the News Corp.-owned cable channel could soon be caught up in something far more nefarious than simple ideological sins.

"I'm interested to see what happens with Fox News and phone hacking," Moore said, referring to the News Corp. scandal that has resulted in a number of arrests and high-level resignations within the British section of Rupert Murdoch's empire. "I really can't believe it just happens in Great Britain. Because really, who cares about just hacking phones over there?
"I'll make a prediction about something — I think the phone-hacking thing Murdoch is involved in ... is going to be investigated, and it will be found that it's been going on here too," he said. "I just have a gut feeling."

To this point, no U.S. subsidiary has been implicated, though U.K. prosecutors have explored the possibility of bringing suit in the U.S. because of the possibility that U.K. citizens' phones were hacked while they were on U.S. soil.

Moore spoke Sunday at a Tribeca Film Festival event with actress Susan Sarandon, with the two elaborating on their general fears of government and other forms of surveillance.

"I've gotten my [FBI] file twice," Sarandon said. "I know my phone was tapped. If they're not surveilling you, then everyone else has cameras on phones." She added, "I was denied security clearance to go to the White House [next week], and I don't know why."

Moore chimed in. "I never think about it," he said. "It would unwind me," before going on to say, "I assume everything I'm saying in an email or saying on the telephone is being looked at."

Never shy about voicing his feelings toward the right, Moore took aim at a host of other targets, particularly those who he said played on fear to boost the Republicans’ presidential chances this year.

"[Look at] the fact that Mitt Romney can be dead [even] with Obama in the polls ... even though his approval rating is at 35%," Moore said.  "It's amazing that that many people who don't like him will still vote for him because not" — Moore paused — “him," referring to Obama.

But Moore also went after some liberal sacred cows, notably Davis Guggenheim, whose "Waiting for Superman" is often regarded as a liberal-friendly cri de coeur about the state of the public-education system. "I hated that film," Moore said. "The point I was left with was that teachers and unions are the problem. And that is not the problem."

Hollywood studios also came into Moore's sights, particularly with how Paramount handled two recent movies. " 'Hugo' was marketed as a family film, and it's not a family film. It's not for kids," he said. “It's an adult film with kids in it. Same with 'Jeff, Who Lives' at Home," Moore said, referring to Sarandon's recent offbeat comedy. "If a studio doesn't get your work...."

"Or," Sarandon interjected, "they’re made for so little money that they don't want to invest the money ... [so] it disappears," she said, apparently referring to the marketing effort for "Jeff," made for a modest budget.

Moore has not announced the subject of his new film (he last directed "Capitalism: A Love Story" more than two years ago) and declined to specify Sunday what it might be about. But in response to a question about whether he’d make a film about immigration policy, he did allow that he thought it was a worthy subject.

"That's a film that needs to be done," he said......
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