Messenger Plus! Live.

Messenger Plus! Live is an add-on for Windows Live Messenger which adds lots of features and extras that make your instant messenger easier, more useful or just tons more entertaining.

Messenger Plus! is freeware and you are encouraged to send it to your friends. You'll never have to pay a dime to benefit from all the features of the program. Messenger Plus! does not contain any kind of spyware or trojan.

Enhance your conversations : Make them more efficient and fun. Such as tabbed chats, quick texts, custom sounds, colours, formatting and commands.
Tab chats: All chat window group together. Just like firefox tab.
To enable->Click on the icon (Messenger Plus! Features)->Preferences...->Converstions->Tabbed Chats->Mark enable Tabbed Chatting->Apply.

Recharge your Messenger : Various additions to manage your contacts and conversations. Such as personalised status, messenger lock, contacts on desktop, HTML chat logging, event viewer and event logging, contact list clean-up, polygamy.


My Fav features

Unlimted nudge
Display picture changer
Google traslater
Away message
Tab Chats

To Download - Here
Get new scripts - Here

Bankai Senbonzakura Kageyoshi

How to create custom emoticons?

For a moving emoticon there are a number of ways to create one. I'll try to explain it in a way you can follow.

First you need the different frames that will be in your moving emoticon. Create each frame in a program such as Photoshop, GIMP or you could use Paint.

Once you have all the different frames that you want to be in your emoticon, you need to put them together using an animation program. There are a range of animation programs avalible. For those who suck in Photoshop...Ulead GIF Animator is a good one.

To Download : Here

Tutorials : Here

Slide note : Pls don't ask me how to create ...because it's annoying.
Sendspace link expire? How?
You fucked up. Google search urself. But most probably..u're able to find trial version..limit of use 15/30 days. So..Download while available. Nuff sed.
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I create my custom emotions..so how to apply in msn like urs?

First open MSN Messenger to its main window. The main window is where you can see all of your contacts. Click tools then click My Emoticons. You should see a window similar to the one below.



Click the create button. You should see a box similar to the one below.



Click find image. You’ll see a window similar to the one below



I navigated to where my icon was saved and selected that file in the image above. Once you do that, click open. After that you’ll see a box similar to the one below.



Now you’ll need to type your keyboard shortcut. Your keyboard shortcut is what you type while you’re chatting to send that emoticon. I typed gnldm for mine. When you’re finished with that, click OK. Now you should see a box similar to the one below.

Notice how your new emoticon is highlighted. Press OK to close that window.

Now open a new chat window and type gnldm or whatever you selected as your keyboard short cut and send that message. If you did it right your emoticon you just created was just sent.

Things to remember:

If your image is not 19 x 19 pixels it might turn out distorted when being sent.

That new emoticon you just created is stored on the computer where you created it on only. If you logon to another computer where that emoticon has not been installed, it won’t show be there when you try to use it. However i have a way to save ur all emotions transfer to another computer..backup using cmd. Yawning..Lazy to post.

gif format - 50 x 50 / 100 x 100 pixels


Still need help? Try googling.

Top 10 Web 2.0 Winners

Defining "2.0 Web"

In alluding to the version-numbers that commonly designate s/w upgrades, the phrase "Web 2.0" hints at an improved form of the World Wide Web (www). Technologies such blogs, social bookmarking and RSS feeds, social s/w, and on9 web services such as eBay and Googlemail provide enhancements over read-only websites

More infor : Wikipedia

Today I am going to look at the top 10 sites that I feel have exceeded the expectations of many and have taken marketshare away from established leaders or have become leaders themselves in their industries. Again, these sites don’t have to represent the Web 2.0 concept of rounded corners and AJAX technology, they are simply showing strength during this time of the web.

1. Myspace. Love it or hate it, this is the top dog on the Web right now and it doesn’t look like anyone is going to take it down anytime soon. With Myspace it was never about the feature set or interface because other sites offer more and look better, it was always about the community (if you are not on Myspace, you are not on anywhere) and the control you had over your page. What fascinates me the most about the site though is that it has gone beyond being just a social site and has now become a social platform where companies form around the sole purpose of developing widgets to use on Myspace.That’s power that any site would love to have. With the amount of people that use the site, any new project that Myspace starts is bound to be an instant hit. Rupert Murdoch is already claiming that Myspace Video will overtake YouTube in 60 days which is no small feat when you consider that YouTube serves over 100MM videos a day.
2. WordPress. After dethroning SixApart (losers list) in the self-hosted blogging category, Matt Mullenweg set his sights on the hosted blogging space and has been kicking major ass. What makes this even more intriguing is that WordPress.com is essentially running on Open Source software so you aren’t left with the feeling that development will stop anytime soon as you do with MovableType or Typepad. Add to that, the service is free with addons costing a small price per year and you have a company that has a revenue model that doesn’t revolve around advertising (sad when I get that happy over something like that).
3. Flickr. A popular choice on any Web 2.0 list, this was the first real Web 2.0 breakout hit due to its use of tagging and sense of community. After being bought by Yahoo! things don’t seem to be slowing down and through the use of a great set of APIs the service has become a viral phenonmenon.It has yet to really make a splash with the mainstream audience who still use the larger photo-sharing sites, but it is making great strides to catch up. A free service that uses ads or a Pro version which costs a minimal amount of money per year, Flickr has created a revenue model that revolves around the best of both worlds.
4. YouTube. In my opinion the most addictive site on the web. There has been a lot of talk lately about the value of YouTube and its ability to stay alive with all the copyrighted content it has on the site, but people tend to forget that the same companies that hold these copyrights are the exact same companies that have been looking for effective ways to reach the younger crowds online. A Chinese kid lip-synching to Backstreet Boys may be copyright infringement due to the use of the song, but how often can a 10 year old song be heard by over 2MM potential buyers in just a couple of days? Companies are starving for this kind of attention and they can get it now without even trying.The company is demanding $1.5 billion to buy them out and it’s quite possible they will find a suitor. For all the talk that people are going to leave in droves to go to other sites that offer money, well let’s just say large sites like this just don’t die in an instant. YouTube will be around for a very long time.
5. Revver and MetaCafe. Not nearly as popular as YouTube, but still making large strides these two video sites offer producers monetary rewards for posting videos up on their site. Some of the more popular YouTube directors have been using these sites to generate some cash for their efforts, while still posting on YouTube to gain audience. That’s the kicker, even when another site offers them money for their content, they still post on YouTube because that’s where they will make their mark.With revenue-sharing in place and a model similar to YouTube’s, both of these sites are looking very good right now.
6. Newsvine. Simply how news sites will be done in the 21st Century. With the way syndication of news works, you can read the same story in multiple places, but Newsvine offers reader feedback and a strong community to complement the news you read everyday. If participating isn’t your thing, you are still provided with up to the minute news reports just like any other news site.Newsvine’s audience is mature and knowledgeable and doesn’t cater to just the geek crowd, which is refreshing in this era of the web. A clean design, the type you would expect from Mike Davidson, help to make the site a pleasure to get around.
7. Yahoo. The largest and strongest company on the list has a sense of where the web is moving. With early acquisitions of Flickr and del.icio.us, Yahoo understands the value of community sites with user-generated content. Now they are the forerunner in getting Facebook so even when people being to panic due to the cutback in advertising it still looks like clear skies for Yahoo.And if you don’t believe in the power of being acquired by a big company, del.icio.us has just announced they have registered their one millionth user and showing a growth rate that has tripled since being acquired.
8. Digg. There isn’t much to say about Digg that hasn’t already been said. It has taken old school concepts and remixed them in a way that has become addicting. With over 500k registered users in less than two months their growth is almost unmatched. What makes this site so great and why it will continue to grow is the ease of use of the site. After registering you are thrown right into the action and can participate simply by clicking a Digg button. As the community grows their will be more and more turmoil, but that won’t hide the fact that if you are looking for interesting stories and sites, Digg will remain the #1 place to go for a very long time.If you run a site there is no greater pleasure than having an article reach the Digg frontpage. If you want traffic, this is where the action is and that will help keep the site fresh moving upwards.
9. Skype. If you use VoIP you use Skype. That’s pretty much all you need to know.
10. Facebook. Potentially to be bought out by Yahoo for $1 billion, Facebook makes a strong case for not trying to cater to everyone. However, things will change now that they have opened registrations for all to use. However, the fact that you can’t manipulate your page like you can with Myspace may show that users want freedom and control if you want their attention.Of course with such a great user interface I may be proven wrong.

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Request - Men Don't Cry

奸人堅

(This Series is Complete)

Episode : 19
Player : Real Player
Size : 214 Megabytes
Download : 奸人堅 ep19.rar

Colourbar

Colourbar..@@
I hope it will be helpful to a lot of you. I’ll try to make everything sounds as easy as possible :D



What is needed?

• Adobe Photoshop
• B&W manga scans/Prt Scr will do

Here we go!

Firstly you need to crop manga scans to preferred size. I guess that you’d like all the images to be of the same size. There’s one easy trick to it:



Now you need to incorporate all your little images into a bigger one. If it’s difficult to you to place them accurately, use smart guides. You can enable them by clicking View -> Show -> Smart Guides.



It’s time to select colour range. My images, however, have too much gray tones, so I have to make the contrast level higher first. If you have a similar problem, merge down the layers with the images first (the fastest way is to use Ctrl+E) and then click Image -> Adjustments -> Brightness&Contrast.



It’s time to select all the black lines. The fastest way to do it is really simple. Please click Select -> Color Range.



Now we’ll colour the selection. Colourbars are usually coloured thanks to gradients. It’s a very useful tool and if you learn how to use it effectively, you can make many pretty things ;). Standard gradients are not so beautiful, so I suggest you download some from deviantart.com or any other site (or even better, make them by yourself by right-clicking on them).
Anyway, please choose the Gradient tool from the toolbar on the left (it’s under the same category as the Pain bucket tool!). Select a gradient that suits your fancy.



Now please apply the gradient tool by dragging it over the pic. Simply clicking on the image won’t get you good results. You can try various angles. The image should be colourful :D



All that’s left is adding text or some decorative elements. Congratulations, you’ve created a colourbar using a very simple method :D

Credit : Curry

Karin (香燐) (introduced chapter 348) is a former experiment subject and devotee of Orochimaru who had been guarding one of his prisons. Sasuke Uchiha picks her as one of the recruits for his team. While Sasuke admits she may be troublesome, he also notes that her special abilities (which are left unexplained) make her useful. Karin seems to have an inconsistent personality; she acts tough and defiant around other people (especially Suigetsu), but becomes shy and amorous when alone with Sasuke.