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MB Mind Reading Numerology
MB Mind Reading Numerology tells you what is going on in your mind. This is thought reading software based on the principles of Kabbalah Numerology. At any given time a persons mind is receptive to certain thoughts and negative to the rest. It is believed
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Crisol Mind Test Player v.1.0.0.4
Simple, once you get the exam file sent by your teacher or professor, open the Crisol Mind Test Player application, and on the first page it will ask for the exam file name, load it, and you are ready.
Spa Coast Screensaver v.1.0
Spa Coast is a nice screensaver which shows a turquoise sea. The sea is accompanied by some rocks on the coast. There's also a small boat floating in the sea with people inside it.
FlipBook Creator Themes Pack Calendar-Spa v.1.0
Free FlipBook Creator (Pro) Themes Pack- Spa (Professional Shopping Catalog theme templates) Spa provides 4 bottom-to-top flipping templates for you creating nice page-flip flash book in shorter time.
Time Out Of Mind Particles v.1.0
This file can be used as a ScreenSaver by following the instructions in the ReadMe file.
All-Knowing Mind v.1.0
All-Knowing Mind is a Java/SWT multi-language, OS-independent game server browser focusing on first person shooters similar to Yahoo's now defunct All-Seeing Eye.
Open Mind Speech and Overflow v.0.8.0
The Open Mind Speech project is part of the Open Mind Initiative and aims to develop free(GPL) speech recognition and signal processing (DSP) tools and applications, as well as collect speech data from "e-citizens" using the Internet.
Streaming Performance Analyzer - SPA v.0.1
SPA - Streaming Performance Analyzer is a utility to load Windows Media and Quicktime streaming server logs into an Oracle or MySQL database.
Vym - view your mind v.2.0.12
VYM (View Your Mind) is a tool to generate and manipulate maps which show your thoughts.
Time Out Of Mind Twin Flames v.1.0
A Quartz Composer ScreenSaver file.
Time Out Of Mind Art Slideshow v.1.0
A Quartz Composer ScreenSaver file based upon my September 2002 digital image, "Tumbling Myths".