Photo Stamp Remover is a photo correction utility that can remove scratches, dust, stains, wrinkles, tears, date stamps and other unwanted artifacts that appear on photographs. Offering a fully automatic process, the program uses an intelligent restoration technology to fill the selected area with the texture generated from the pixels around the selection, so that the defect blends into the rest of the image naturally. What takes hours to correct using the clone tool, can be accomplished in a minute using Photo Stamp Remover.

You don't have to sacrifice speed and comfort over security when you protect your data with Ashampoo Anti-Virus 2014. With powerful automated real-time protection and frequent updates, Ashampoo Anti-Virus 2014 offers reliable protection against all common Internet security threats, known and unknown. And it does so in a very discrete and unobtrusive manner without restricting your freedom of use.

In this Sonic Academy exclusive we get to lift the lid on the ASOT track of the year 2007 - John O'Callaghan's 'Big Sky'. Chris Agnelli along with Phil Johnston take you through this trance classic and all its inner workings.

What if you had a way to take any and all confusion, frustration, and stuckness you’ve ever experienced with women, and immediately convert it to pure, immediately usable learning, so you could bounce right back, and automatically do things right the next time?

“Created for the beginning student with little to no experience, or to someone who has had tap before and would like a supplementary video to improve their technique.

Anyone who has seen Dr. Greger speak knows he is entertaining, and his DVD lives up to his reputation. I found myself laughing out loud throughout.

Whole scene from scratch — modeling, lighting, texturing, post-production. More than 14 hours long, fully narrated video. That’s how long it takes to make a high quality production work in the real world for real clients.

Destinos: An Introduction to Spanish, also known simply as Destinos, is an educational television program created by Bill VanPatten, who was, at the time, Professor of Spanish and Second Language Acquisition at the University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign.

Five years ago, all web designers had to worry about was building one website that worked on multiple browsers. Today, there are tablets, smartphones and desktops that all have different resolutions, interfaces and browsing styles.