The best way to download from 123musiq.com in Firefox

It is easy to download from 123musiq.com, but still it is time consuming and needs lot of human intervention. Downloading through the browser means that more than three cannot be queued , so the downloading involves continues monitoring. Downloading with a download manager like IDM is still clumsy and needs a lot of monitoring. Download ThemAll is a simple Firefox add-on that helps u do this very easily. Here is how it works:

CLICK ON THE IMAGES TO ENLARGE. IN THE SECOND PICTURE NOTICE THAT ONLY "AUDIO" IS CHECKED

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It is Always Easy Preacing

It is always easy preaching than practicing. Here is one sample

Body Art - Astrological symbols

Both astrology and art have always facinated us. Now these body paintings are the seducing nexus between theses. It is difficult to look over these animal forms, still don't forget to drop your jaw at the beauty of imagination. It satires men's major weakness.

Guess the google

Here is a very interesting and informative activity- Guess-the-google . It is created by Grant Robinson and is all about guessing the google search term that would return the required set of pictures. Have fun.

Breathin Earth

This is a nice way to spread the awareness on global warming. It gives u an approximate estimation of the emission of CO2 with respect to the country. It take a few small ideas to change the world. link>>

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amazing body painting by guido daniele.

Hand Painting of Guido Daniele

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Worlds first laptop(typewriter)

The next time you're feeling all smug and twenty-first century commuting into the office while using your laptop to catch up on emails or prep for a presentation, consider the following. Back in 1893, a publication called The Manufacturer and Builder hyped a new portable typewriter that could "readily be used on the lap, on the desk, on the train—in short, anywhere"—and showed a forward-thinking commuter doing just that. Have a closer look at the world's first laptop.

Measuring 12 inches long by 6-1/2 inches wide by 2 inches deep, and weighing a mere 3 pounds, the World typewriter was roughly the same size as many of today's laptop computers. Instead of a keyboard, however, the World used a dial; users chose a character with the right hand, then used the left to operate a lever that pressed it into the paper. Yet another lever was used to make spaces between words. Even so, the World typewriter was said to be : link>>