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Moraff's Phrase Detective is a clever and addicting word-puzzle game. Each round presents a jumbled-up phrase, quotation, or palindrome that you must reconstruct in the fewest moves possible, while keeping an eye on the clock.

Increase the paranormal activity near your PC and rise the overall positivity level with this 3D tunnels screensaver. It features different paradoxical special 3D effects automatically or manually controlled decorated with great bricks textures.

Purchase a Perfect game for your kid. Game is easy, interesting and addictive. You have to fight through planes of enemy waves coming after every round. Every level introduces new characters into game. Download Now!

T-Minus Golf Countdown Clock. Can't wait to hit the links? Now you can count down the time until your next round of golf - or the next PGA event.

Creator Forms the excellent assistant in creation of windows of the non-standard form for programs developed on VB. Accessible tools: rectangulars, ellipses, polygons and, attention, the TEXT and polygons with CURVE edges.

DBVA for Eclipse is an Eclipse ORM plugin that supports: round trip engineering between source code and Class Diagram, reverse existing database to ERD, generate database from ERD, generate persistent Java objects correspond to a RDBMS...

DBVA for IntelliJ IDEA is an IntelliJ IDEA ORM plugin that supports: round trip engineering between source code and Class Diagram, reverse existing database to ERD, generate database from ERD, generate persistent Java objects correspond to a RDBMS...

DBVA for JBuilder is an JBuilder ORM plugin that supports: round trip engineering between source code and Class Diagram, reverse existing database to ERD, generate database from ERD, generate persistent Java objects correspond to a RDBMS...

DBVA for JDeveloper is an JDeveloper ORM plugin that supports: round trip engineering between source code and Class Diagram, reverse existing database to ERD, generate database from ERD, generate persistent Java objects correspond to a RDBMS...