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Writer's Block - Goodbye! is the indispensable power tool for anyone involved in the many distinguished arts of creative writing. Writer's of scripts, screenplays, novels, songs, slogans, short stories, comedy, poetry, have a new secret weapon.

ScreenFlash is the easiest and most effective tool for demonstrating your software product. ScreenFlash is the best choice for building animated, interactive software tutorials in the shortest time.

"Christmas Time" is an Animated Screensaver by EleFun Multimedia devoted to the holiday theme. As you know, Christmas is a holy day devoted to the reminiscences about the birth of Jesus Christ, which is celebrated annually on December 25. During ...

QuickTimesheets - a time recording application which enables the user(s) to simply and easily record time and costs for clients, projects and tasks. Easy time recording for Programmers, Writers, Lawyers, Consultants and more.

Born in New York City May 9, 1979 Rosario Dawson is an actress and singer best known for her role in the film adaptation of the Rent and her role as a Gail in the movie version of Sin City

Born on June 10, 1965, in Hampshire, England, Elizabeth Hurley began her career in 1987 with the film Aria, following this Hurley had a role in Remando al viento (a k a Rowing In the Wind) and the critically acclaimed Christabel

Born on June 10, 1965, in Hampshire, England, Elizabeth Hurley began her career in 1987 with the film Aria, following this Hurley had a role in Remando al viento (a k a Rowing In the Wind) and the critically acclaimed Christabel

Born on June 10, 1965, in Hampshire, England, Elizabeth Hurley began her career in 1987 with the film Aria, following this Hurley had a role in Remando al viento (a k a Rowing In the Wind) and the critically acclaimed Christabel

Born on June 10, 1965, in Hampshire, England, Elizabeth Hurley began her career in 1987 with the film Aria, following this Hurley had a role in Remando al viento (a k a Rowing In the Wind) and the critically acclaimed Christabel