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Complete body for life software for PC. Features: Meal Planner with alarms on Desktop Photo Album for body measurements Graphical comparison for measurements Calculate Body fat %.

MB Free Palmistry helps you analyze your life through your hands. MB Free Palmistry is an effective tool, which is based on the art of Palmistry. This involves the art of telling fortunes and interpreting character from the lines on your palms.

Is it difficult to work as a barman? Would you like to try? Test your abilities in the game "Barman's life". A famous bar takes on a new barman. Face a challenge of serving the clients who are constantly arriving.

Create posters from your digital photos! Show off your vacation pics in style! Use it to create posters for grandparents, coaches or teachers. Life Poster can create any size poster and can add special affects such as shadows and text to your photos.

There is something about space that has attracted people for centuries. The search for intelligent life beyond the Earth has driven scientists to develop new technologies to make space exploration become practically possible.

Would you like to escape to the ocean depths? Dolphin Aqua Life 3D Screensaver takes you to the bottom of the aquatic world. The soothing movement of the dolphin and the calming sound of the waves help you to relax after a busy day.

Very Funny and Cool Clock with a lot of interesting facts about space, body, phisycs, earth and many more. You can set a World's Time Begin as Christ and also Buddha and many another World's Begins. Skins. Now Mad Clock of Life can be triangle and an

Enjoy this 3D screensaver of a photorealistic waterfall.This eye-pleasing screensaver will calm you down.This is not a slide-show or simple flash screensaver. The whole scene is very attractive and impressive.

A few years ago, I designed a JavaScript Life Point Calculator and now an application version. You can see how the progress of this program developed over time by looking at the 'Release Notes.txt' file.