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GameGlade.com presents new interpretation of well-known favorite office game - Tetris. Tetrollapse Advanced has 50 levels with various figures that you should clear. The game has two versions: online and downloaded.

If you are a fan of new variants of the well-known games - try this one. Old wonderful tag-game gained new life. Moving colorful tags and adjusting them by color to clear the board will make you enjoy this game over and over again. Free to play.

Disk CleanUp is a small disk utility designed to clear previously deleted files. Deleting a file will normally just remove the file's directory entry, but the data itself still remains on the disk. CleanUp will eliminate the contents of these files.

Aunt Abigail's Photo Album is a simple yet powerful program for composing and printing pages with digital photographs and captions. Once you have your pages, you can slip them into clear plastic 3-ring binder sleeves and put them in your albums.

With this tool you can achieve quicker and more creative research using documents, the internet and discussions. It can also help you make clear well-focused reports. A tutorial and help-guide is included. Educational use concession - $29.

SurfBlocks is a puzzle game with 3D surface playing field. It will test your mental power and reaction speed. Clear out groups of three or more blocks to make the blocks above collapse. Five different playing field surfaces provide unique challenges.

FastTouch is a user friendly, compact and powerful quick-launch tool that makes your work incredibly fast. Get instant access to your programs, applications, folders and drives, clear the clutter on your Desktop and make it tidily organized.

4t Explorer Sweeper clears browsing history such as cookies, temporary Internet files, index files, recently accessed files, URL's, search terms, passwords, etc. It also speeds up PC performance, increases free disks space and improves security.

There are lots of Python tutorials out there, but we found none are as clear and simple as the Beazley slides. The only thing missing was an index. This point and click index makes Python as easy to use as JavaScript.