Game Of Thrones 2012 S02E04

Storyline:
Seven noble families fight for control of the mythical land of Westeros. Political and sexual intrigue is pervasive. The dominant families are the Houses Stark, Lannister, and Baratheon. Robert Baratheon, King of Westeros, asks his old friend Eddard, Lord Stark, to serve as Hand of...

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The Hunger Games (2012) TS 500MB Mediafire Movies

In a not-too-distant future, North America has collapsed, weakened by drought, fire, famine, and war to be replaced by Panem, a country divided into the Capitol and 12 districts. Each year two young representatives from each district are selected by lottery to participate in The Hunger Games. Part entertainment, part brutal intimidation of the subjugated districts, the televised games are broadcast throughout Panem. The 24 participants are forced to eliminate their competitors, literally, with all citizens required to watch. When 16-year-old Katniss’ young sister, Prim, is selected as the mining district’s female representative, Katniss volunteers to take her place. She and her male counterpart Peeta, will be pitted against bigger, stronger representatives who have trained for this their whole lives.

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Convert your Windows XP to Vista Free

Use this VistaMizer_4.1.0.0 to upgrade your old XP without have install a whole of Vista installation setup and take just a few minutes to turn your pc completely look happening.....have a nice day,,,enjoy!!!


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Make PC Run Faster Than ever by Using Registry Key

Make PC Run Faster Than ever by Using Registry Key :


Registry Tweak #1: Speed Up Aero Peek

Windows 7 uses Aero Peek to view the Desktop when you move your mouse curser over the ‘Show Desktop’ button at the end of the Taskbar. This intuitive feature can cause an unwanted delay. You may speed up this function by performing the following steps.

    Open the Registry editor by going to Start menu > Run > type in ‘regedit’.
    Find the registry path HKEY_CURRENT_USER > Software > Microsoft > Windows > CurrentVersion > Explorer > Advanced.
    Right-click on the right pan and select New > DWORD (32-bit) Value. Name the new DWORD ‘DesktopLivePreviewHoverTime.’
    Double-click on DesktopLivePreviewHoverTime. Under Base, click Decimal and then enter a new delay time in milliseconds in the Value data field. Click OK. If you selected a very short delay, Aero Peek will function faster.
    Log off and then log back on for the changes to take effect.

Registry Tweak #2: Speed Up Taskbar Previews

When you roll your mouse over open Taskbar items in Windows Vista and Windows 7, a preview will appear. The delay time for the preview to appear can be adjusted to speed things up. Follow the steps below to speed up Taskbar previews.

    Open the Registry editor by going to Start menu > Run > type in regedit.
    Find the registry path HKEY_CURRENT_USER > Software > Microsoft > Windows > CurrentVersion > Explorer > Advanced.
    Right-click on the right pane and select New > DWORD (32-bit) Value. Name the new DWORD ‘ExtendedUIHoverTime.’
    Double-click on ExtendedUIHoverTime. Under Base, click Decimal and enter a new delay time in the Value data field in milliseconds. Click OK to set the time (default is 400 milliseconds).
    Log off and then log back on for the changes to take effect.

Registry Tweak #3: Speed Up Menus

To speed up the delay and navigation of menus in Windows Vista or Windows 7, you may follow the steps below.

    Open the Registry editor by going to Start menu > Run > type in regedit.
    Find the registry path HKEY_CURRENT_USER > Control Panel > Desktop.
    Find MenuShowDelay and double-click it. Adjust the value in milliseconds to speed it up (default is 400 milliseconds, or just under half a second).
    Log off and then log back on for the changed to take effect.

Registry Tweak #4: Speed Up Shut Down Time

When shutting down a Windows computer it may take several seconds to several minutes. To speed up this process, follow the steps below.

    Open the Registry editor by going to Start menu > Run > type in regedit.
    Find the registry path HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE > SYSTEM > CurrentControlSet > Control.
    Find ‘WaitToKillServiceTimeout’=’3000' and double-click it. Adjust the value in milliseconds to speed it up. We recommend no less than 3000 milliseconds which is the time that Windows will allow other applications to close before shutting down the computer.
    Log off and then log back on for the changes to take effect.

Registry Tweak #5: Disable Indexing to Boost Overall System Performance

Windows XP and Vista are known for offering a Search program that will continually run an indexing service to keep track of where most files are located. This function is not necessary and can take up a lot of processing power. To disable the Indexing program and speed up your hard drive, follow the steps below.

    Open the Registry editor by going to Start menu > Run > type in regedit.
    Find the registry path HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\WSearch and HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\cisvc.
    For both entries, change the Start DWORD value to 4 (‘Start’=dword:00000004).
    Log off and then log back on for the changes to take effect.

Registry Tweak #6: Speed Up Windows Boot Time

Windows XP is notorious for taking a long time to boot or startup; therefore, we recommend you use a startup manager from a registry cleaner to speed up boot time without having to manually edit your Windows Registry. By making an edit in the registry, you can speed up your boot time and reduce the amount of time you waste waiting for your PC to simply startup.

    Open the Registry editor by going to Start menu > Run > type in regedit.
    Find the registry path HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\ContentIndex
    In the right pane find the value called “StartupDelay”. Double-click it to open and then change the “Base” from “Hexadecimal” to “Decimal” and enter the value 40,000 (default setting is 480,000).
    Restart your computer for the changes to take effect. Your computer should boot up faster.

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BackTrack 5 for Android Smartphones

WARNING: THIS IS NOT FOR THE FAINT OF HEART
UPDATE: My goal was to create a version of BackTrack 5 for ARM that was easy to use and install. As of this time, that IS NOT the case! The versions posted here are **probably not** going to work straight out of the box. If you know what you are doing in a Linux environment, you'll probably be able to get it working.

Because of this, the project is currently completely unsupported. You are free to dive in, but you are doing so with no support for me, and I'm not liable for any damage that might be done to your device's ROM.

<--I encourage you to pass this up unless you know what you are getting yourself into!-->


Hi there! Let's get one thing on the record here... this is *not* a native client! This is the chroot + VNC method that we'd been using to get Ubuntu running with Android for a while. The article makes it sound like that's the case, but sadly it's not. However, with the chroot + VNC method we can really run BackTrack 5 on an Android device, and it really does work. This takes some technical skills, and isn't for the non-Linux experienced user.

Requires a rooted device!

BackTrack 5 installation guides are making their way around this forum. I've tried to synthesize it all, but I've also added my own touches to help with usability and features, along with a workaround for the "ioctl LOOP_SET_FD failed" error message some people have been getting.

In theory this build is nearly universal, so if you have an Android device it should work. I've put it all in one zip file that you can download directly from my website, no hassles or wait timers.

If you are interested have a look, feel free to re-post. Credit goes to the BackTrack team and xda member anantshri (he's got skills, give him props guys), who built the base image file.

Information, download link, and installation guide at:
(SEE BELOW)

Originally Posted by msullivan

The Download

This installation of BackTrack 5 is available as a compressed file that will need to be extracted. I recommend downloading this using Chrome or Firefox. Internet Explorer often doesn’t play well with large HTTP downloads.

The root account’s password and the VNC server password are both set to ‘root’ by default!

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• Part 1: Mediafire Download
• Part 2: Mediafire Download
• Part 3: Mediafire Download

Here is Installation Guide:

The Description

If you want to run BackTrack 5 on your Android-powered device, read on, you’re in the right place! So the big news is that BackTrack 5 runs on Android phones. We’ve been able to run Ubuntu on these devices for quite some time too, but admittedly BackTrack on a smartphone is just awesome.

Anyway, files for using BackTrack 5 on an Android phone have been running around the internet, but sadly it’s kind of a mish-mash of links saying, “go download this, then get this, to then this, blah blah blah”. Too confusing for my simple brain, so I’ve rounded it all up and posted it in one place… right here. The version posted here has everything you should need to run BackTrack 5 on your Android device. I’ve also added a lot of goodies to help with the user experience that the other offerings don’t include:

• Works around the ioctl LOOP_SET_FD failed error that many people have been receiving on Galaxy S devices (and others)
• Asks the user if they want a VNC session upon start-up
• Starts the SSH service automatically and displays device IP on start-up
• Enables the Ubuntu repositories to Aptitude, so you can do package installation
• Adds vim. Really, what distribution doesn’t come with vim by default? Seriously…
• Sets the screen resolution to 800×480 default (should be compatible with most smartphone devices)

SU
This requires root!
You must be able to "su" at terminal. This ability is usually provided by software for rooting your phone. To see if you have rooted your phone correctly and it's working, go to your terminal emulator and type "su" <enter>. If it is working, you'll probably get a prompt asking you if you want to allow your terminal emulator root access. Hit accept/yes. Now you'll be back in your terminal emulator. Type "whoami" <enter>. If it responds with "root" or "uid 0", then you are properly rooted.

Busybox
This requires Busybox!
I am no longer providing an installer for Busybox because of issues getting it to work universally, so instead YOU need to go get a working build and install it (I believe "Busybox Installer" will work, but not tested). If you want to know if you have Busybox and it's working, go to your terminal emulator and type "su" <enter>, then "busybox ls" <enter>. If you get a printout of all the files in your current directory, then your Busybox will likely work with BackTrack 5 just fine. If you get an error, "busybox: not found", that means you either do not have Busybox, or it is not properly installed.

WARNING FOR CyanogenMod USERS
Before doing ANYTHING, please test for ext2 support by running (as root, at terminal) --> "modprobe ext2" <enter>

If this fails probably your device lacks ext2 support and the whole thing will screw up if you try to run it! Support for ext2 in CM is being worked on.


The Installation Guide

• Enable Wi-Fi and connect to a Wi-Fi access point (* not required, but BT5 cannot use your data plan for internet access)
• Download the zip file, extract anywhere
• After extraction you’ll have one folder “bt5″; copy this folder to the root of your phone’s SD Card
• Put card back in phone and/or unplug from USB
• In a terminal emulator, type “su” <enter>, “cd /sdcard/bt5″ <enter>
• Now you are ready to rock and roll, so issue “sh bt” <enter> (in the future to start BT5 skip the line above and come straight to this command)
• If all is well you’ll now be running BackTrack 5 on your Android device; you can SSH to it via Wi-Fi (password ‘root’), or access it from VNC if you said “Yes” to the prompt asking if you wanted a VNC session
• To get a GUI for BackTrack on your smartphone’s screen, download a VNC viewer from the market (many are free), then connect to host “127.0.0.1″, port “5901″, password “root”

Enjoy, boys and girls.

The Credits

The BackTrack 5 Development Team
anantshri on xda-developers (his blog: http://blog.anantshri.info/) for creating the image file to fit FAT32 filesystems
anantshi's original thread where it all began: http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1074169

Known Incompatibility

• Voodoo lagfix kernel (possibly? reported, not confirmed)

Samsung Galaxy Note, Meet Ice Cream Sandwich!

It's a yummy leak from Samsung and Rootzwiki.....

ro.build.fingerprint=samsung/SGH-I717/SGH-I717:4.0.3/IML74K/144:user/release-keys

 internal build tester has provided us with the following rundown of working features:

• Face Unlock is fully functional
• LTE connections are solid and up to speed
• Phone calls work great both ways
• Audio quality is up to par
• Stereo Bluetooth is fully functional
• MMS is fully functional
• GPS is fully functional
• Google Talk and Video Chat work
• Google Voice is fully functional
• Task Manager is smooth and transitions are quick
• Downloaded Flash video and in-browser video works flawlessly
• Chrome autosync is fully functional
• AT&T Hotspot functionality works, external devices connect fine

For those of you who are used to using the Samsung tools in the Gingerbread Galaxy Note, here are a few changes that out tester has noticed:

• Samsung Planner is now Calendar
• New Calendar widgets include Month, Mini Task, Three Day Task, Mini Today, Agenda, Task, and Mini Agenda
• There is a new Samsung Memo widget

There are a few small issues and design decisions that you'll have to contend with, but they're by no means showstoppers:

• Premium Suite is not included in this build.
• The TouchWiz launcher crashes on first boot, but not on subsequent boots
• The TouchWiz launcher crashes upon adding a Google Play account
• This build will increase your flash counter

This build will not wipe your external SDCard on install, but the internal SDCard will be formatted while installing this build.

This file is an Odin One-click installation file, so until we've got the goods separated out you'll need to use Windows to flash this leak to your phone

• Reboot Phone in DOWNLOAD Mode
• Connect your phone to a Windows PC via USB
• Run the Odin OneClick file
• Enjoy your new Ice Cream Sandwich!

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Build Prop

Free activation key for kaspersky 2011 anti virus

1. Open Kaspersky 2011 License Manager (from lower right corner).

2. Click ‘Activate the application with a new license’ button. (Delete any trial key first, by clicking the red X next to the key).

3. Select ‘Activate commercial version’ and enter the activation license code as 11111-11111-11111-1111X

4. Wait activation wizard message->Click OK

5. Wait for wrong activation code message->Click OK->

6. Screen will appear with KEY FILE BROWSE

7. Browse to the key location and activate kaspersky.

     --choose any key in your extracted folder,if it doesn't work please repeat the same direction as above but select another key--

Download KAV2011 keys file via Mediafire ---please skip advert after 6 second to redirect mediafire--

--After download please extract it to the desktop--

Download a new copy of Kaspersky Antivirus Version 11.0.1.400en.exe below..
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