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Enthroned - Retribution Of The Holy Trinity http://youtu.be/D-PkcghHWCk Published on Apr 10, 2014 1999 Apocalypse manifesto Music"Retribution of the Holy Trinity" by Enthroned (Google Play • iTunes • eMusic) ArtistEnthroned

Aura Noir - Conqueror http://youtu.be/QvWbYrS5hNs Uh, conqueror... So you've come for your vengeance Hear - I think the crowd is silent Of me you have dreamt I have grown (I built my domain on your hate) Mock your words I will... laugh in disrespect then wash my hands in your blood Uuh, conqueror! Conqueror! A face of fright you revealed to me with which I painted my eyes Delight me with death for this tires my soul and soon eyes of black shall arise... C'mon Aggressor! Aaaaauuuh! Mock your words I will laugh in disrespect then wash my hands in your blood Uuh, conqueror! Hear crowd - my heart The delicate thunder Music"Conqueror" by Aura Noir (Google Play • eMusic • iTunes) ArtistAura Noir CategoryMusic

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3 Freeware to Benchmark Windows Boot Time How fast does your computer boot? How many seconds does it take to boot your Windows PC? How much faster does my Windows boot after I upgraded the hardware? Or do you care at all? Most of time, we just FEEL that our computers boot really slow or very fast but haven’t had any clue how faster or slower they are comparing to others or the same one a few days ago. Here comes 3 pretty awesome freeware that test your computer’s boot time and measure them in exact numbers. Windows BootTimer Windows BootTimer is a simple portable tool that is so simple that it doesn’t even come with a graphic user interface. All it does is just one thing, testing and getting the result of how much time your computer takes to boot. Simply download the file, double-click on the executable file. Upon restart, the tool will display the time taken by your computer to load Windows, including the time waiting to log in. Windows BootTimer is an ancient tool that still works on modern Windows OS, including Windows 7 and 8. Both 32-bit and 64-bit editions are surprisingly supported. http://www.planetsoft.org/utils/BootTimer.exe Maas360 Boot Analyzer MaaS360 Boot Analyzer is a freeware designed by MaaS360 specially for measuring the details about the boot activity of your computer. I don’t seem to locate its official page on MaaS360 website but you check it out and download from Softpedia. MaaS360 Boot Analyzer is able to maintain a history of the previous boot times, and it is also possible to export the information to CSV file format. The statistics dialog provides details about the last ten tests or all the boot sessions. It allows user to perform automated tests by choosing the number of reboot sequences. Very handy to get a quick and reasonable result. Tested MaaS360 Boot Analyzer on both Windows 7 and 8.1 computers. Both are working fine. http://www.softpedia.com/get/System/System-Info/MaaS360-Boot-Analyzer.shtml BootRacer BootRacer is a handy tool specifically measuring the Windows system boot time, which includes the time it takes to get to the logon screen and the time to boot to the desktop. Once BootRacer is installed, by default, it will benchmark your system boot time every time when the machine reboots. BootRacer is free for non-commercial use, but costs $19.95USD when used in business environment. It works on most of popular Windows platforms, from XP to Windows 8 & 8.1. Both 32-bit and 64-editions are supported. http://www.greatis.com/bootracer/ Final words All 3 tools work and stand on what they do. Personally, I prefer BootRacer and have been using for quite some time on my both my Windows 7 and 8 machines. But I also like Windows BootTimer’s simpleness and its portable makes the tool as one of the members in my USB keychain.

Yeah, Thanks M@X, that's the one I sent him to, am waiting for a reply to see how it went for him...

Keep the Bromance Alive http://youtu.be/YcHxmzAg9us ublished on Feb 11, 2015 In South Australia around 60% road crash of fatalities occur in the country, most involving males. Many of those could be avoided with non-use of seatbelts, alcohol and speed playing a big role in many of the tragedies that impact entire communities. MAC’s new campaign aims to empower mates to speak up when they see a mate about to make a bad decision – like telling them to buckle up, slow down or put down the car keys.

http://youtu.be/GSVv40M2aks February 11, 2015 marks five years in space for NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory, which provides incredibly detailed images of the whole sun 24 hours a day. Capturing an image more than once per second, SDO has provided an unprecedentedly clear picture of how massive explosions on the sun grow and erupt ever since its launch on Feb. 11, 2010. In honor of SDO’s fifth anniversary, NASA has released a video showcasing highlights from the last five years of sun watching. The imagery is an example of the kind of data that SDO provides to scientists. By watching the sun in different wavelengths – and therefore different temperatures – scientists can watch how material courses through the corona, which holds clues to what causes eruptions on the sun, what heats the sun’s atmosphere up to 1,000 times hotter than its surface, and why the sun’s magnetic fields are constantly on the move. Goddard built, operates and manages the SDO spacecraft for NASA’s Science Mission Directorate in Washington, D.C. SDO is the first mission of NASA’s Living with a Star Program. The program’s goal is to develop the scientific understanding necessary to address those aspects of the sun-Earth system that directly affect our lives and society.

Moonspell - Extinct http://youtu.be/d262qdmbz5A Extinct is the second single of the new album of Gothic Metal band Moonspell Join to our fanpage: https://www.facebook.com/GothicNica

MOONSPELL - Road To Extinction ("Extinct" Album Teaser) http://youtu.be/433FXGsFNh4 This will set the world aflame! Another monument by Portuguese Dark Metal pioneers! 11th Studio Album from the Portuguese Dark Metal Masters Portuguese pioneers Moonspell first brought the dark flames to their native country – and then set the rest of the world aflame with milestones such as Irreligious or Night Eternal. Indeed eleventh studio album Extinct erects another monument to sundowns and those dark hours and lets Fernando Ribeiro`s sombre vocals collide with modern riffing, blackened melodies and operatic grandeur. Always one step ahead of the rest, always resisting all genre boundaries! Release Dates: 06.03.2015 G/A/S/Europe/AUS 09.03.2015 UK/NO/FR/DK/IT 11.03.2015 SE/ESP 17.03.2015 USA/CAN

Yeah Grumpy, I had similar issues with them and was surprised to get that notification but thought I'd share for those that didn't get it so they don't lose out...

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HEIDEVOLK - Winter Woede (Official Video) http://youtu.be/leZar6XQLcQ The Veluwe – mythical and utterly beautiful woodlands in the Netherlands – is the setting for Heidevolk`s fifth album Velua. Using this as a backdrop, the Dutch folk / pagan metal act paints a dark picture of ghosts, goblins and brigands in order to raise a monument for Gelderland: anthemic folk parts, clean male vocals and gritty metal provide the perfect soundtrack for the listener`s journey to the sylvan halls of Velua! CAST Torak: Rouke Pouw Soldier on the horse: Kevin Kok Lady on the horse Michelle Willemsen Soldiers: Noorderwind (Marc Trines, Olaf Wilting, Ticho Welschen, Lars Bech and Bas van Meel) Brigands: Heidevolk CREW Concept: Heidevolk and Kevin Theodoor Kok Director: Kevin Theodoor Kok Assistant director: Guus Tijssen Production manager: Michelle Willemsen Director of Photography: Tom Enzler Visual effects: Niels Bosch Make-up: Michelle Maas Costume: Afke Westdijk, Anny Westdijk and Noorderwind Editor: Roland de Jonge (Visual Engineers) Grader: Rick Brussee and Bram Baas Sounddesign: Joris Prakken Assistant production manager: Jeroen van der Linden Make up assistant: Sanne de Roos Stunt coordinator: Rouke Pouw Horse coordinator: Stal Kroes (Beek Gld) Making-of: Joris Prakken Catering: Peter Westdijk and Anny Westdijk Location: Bergherbos (Natuurmonumenten Montferland) THANKS TO Budgetcam, Marcel Dellink, Familie Staring, Karel van der Heijden, Willeke Snijder, Familie Kok en Familie Willemsen www.kevintheodoorkok.nl www.noorderwind.org www.visual-engineers.nl www.budgetcam.nl www.heidevolk.com

THE ANSWER - Long Live The Renegades (Official Lyric Video) http://youtu.be/DoIWValLpQ0 Release Dates: G/A/S/Europe/AUS 06.03.2015 UK/NO/FR/DK/IT: 09.03.2015 SE/ESP: 11.03.2015 USA/CAN : 17.03.2015 The Answer deliver their new album ‘Raise A Little Hell’ produced by Guillermo Will Maya and mixed by Chris Sheldon. Featuring larger-than-life riffs, unforgettable melodies and a return to their raw bluesy roots, Raise A Little Hell presents a collection of hard hitting anthems that point to the spirit of AC/DC and Thin Lizzy. A truly memorable album for your next long road trip, windows down and sound system cranked to the max!

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Remember the early days of the Internet, when someone would point a webcam at, say, a computer lab and capture a new frame every minute or so, and everyone just had to check it out? Ustream.tv represents such a quantum leap forward, it's hard to believe we ever thought that was cool. This free service lets anyone with a notebook, webcam, and an Internet connection broadcast live, real-time video from just about anywhere. It's amazingly practical, more than a little fun, and quite possibly a revolution in broadcasting. It's ridiculously easy, too. After registering, you choose a name for your show, supply a few details (such as tags and a description), and then click Create Show. Ustream provides a show-specific URL you can use to invite viewers, along with embed and WordPress codes so you can add a Ustream player to your site or blog (much as you'd do with a You-Tube video). You can password-protect your show, add a custom background image, and even create a schedule if you plan to make it a recurring show. Alas, Ustream lacks an address book, which would be nice for sending show announcements and/or reminders to a group of friends (or fans). I tested Ustream with two notebooks: a webcam-equipped Acer Aspire and an older Dell Latitude connected to a Creative Live! Cam Voice. The service promises to work with any webcam, including Apple's iSight. As for connectivity, Ustream recommends a minimum upload speed of 320 Kbps—not a problem if there's an Ethernet connection or a Wi-Fi hotspot in the vicinity but a potential obstacle if you're going the wireless modem route. For that, Ustream suggests using an EV-DO Rev A card (which averages uploads of 500 to 800 Kbps) from Sprint or Verizon. I wasn't able to lay hands on one in time for this review, but I still managed a successful wireless test using a tethered Verizon LG enV phone that is capable of EV-DO performance, but not Rev A. With your show created and your gear in place, all that's left is to click Go Live. A pop-up window shows the live feed, broadcast status, and number of viewers. It also provides a volume control, start/stop buttons for broadcasting and recording, a real-time poll creator, and various audio/video settings. There's nothing complicated about any of this; even novice users should have an easy time getting "on the air." By default, Ustream's shows appear in a 416- by 340-pixel window—a decent size if you're shooting a close-up subject (like you yourself, sitting at the laptop with the camera) but definitely a bit small for broadcasting events. Viewers can enlarge the window to almost full-screen, but as with YouTube videos, the scaled pixels result in decidedly blocky images. During your show, viewers can communicate back to you (and talk to each other) via an optional chat room. This lets you get instant feedback from your audience and field questions in real time. Viewers can also leave comments and rate your show; Ustream notifies you via e-mail when either action occurs. If you want to make your show available for later viewing, all it takes is a click of the Start Recording button. Ustream maintains a public, YouTube-like repository of these recorded shows and can even automatically upload your show to Blip.tv—all you have to do is provide your Blip account ID. I can think of countless applications for this service. You could conduct live interviews at trade shows or other venues. You could broadcast a wedding or school play for friends or family who can't attend (though, again, the video quality is a little iffy for large-scale events). You could even share a breaking news event with the world. Ustream turns your notebook PC into a mobile TV studio, able to broadcast to tens of thousands of simultaneous viewers. Just don't expect CNN-quality video. Even if you have a high-end webcam, Ustream delivers sub-VGA resolution and generally grainy images. What's more, even over wired and Wi-Fi connections, frames get dropped, so video is always at least a little bit jerky. Predictably, the worst quality came from my tethered phone, which tops out at 144 Kbps for uploads. But even then, the streaming video was watchable, and audio quality remained consistently good across all connections. Your mileage will almost certainly vary. Even so, I can't knock Ustream for broadband's inherent limitations (even my otherwise speedy Comcast service barely manages 350 Kbps upstream). Quite the opposite: I think it performs incredibly well overall, especially considering that it doesn't cost a cent to use (or even carries ads). In a matter of minutes, anyone armed with a notebook, a webcam, and a reasonably speedy Internet connection can become a live-TV star. Of course, it's up to you to give the world something worth watching. I am broadcasting live at http://ustre.am/2ABG come and check it out! Not much to see on Mine but Me Modding or getting shit ready to upload, posting etc. when I'm not studying... Need to have a play with it so I got split screen of My dumb facial expressions and screen view of what I am doing...

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The village of Dull in Scotland is twinned with the town of Boring in Oregon, USA.

The average human body has 60,000 miles of blood vessels

The man in jail on the Monopoly board is called Jake The Jailbird. The police officer on the ‘Go To Jail’ square is called Officer Edgar Mallory.

OK, this may surprise some but I'm a Ashton Lane Fan... http://youtu.be/aRiB9951wyc Sweet Carolina http://www.ashtonlanemusic.com/

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This track is about where I grew up... Friday Night Frankston http://youtu.be/ZdE6vtGpoV8 Frankston 1970's the riviera of Melbourne with a special culture of surfies, sharpies, mods and rockers. Some called it Dandenong by the beach. A great place to be on a Friday night.