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- Vista Refresher 8
- How to fix Windows Explorer Crash :: Folder contai...
- GTA IV Lola Del Rio
- Alternate Routes / Roads to drive faster to Bengal...
- List of Cab Services to Bengaluru/Bangalore Intern...
- Comodo Firewall :: A really good one
- GTA IV Pißwasser Beer
- Experimental Abstract Wide-Screen Best Wallpapers
- Animals Best Wallpapers
- Finally MS Project and BaseCamp get some competiti...
- Indian Proxy Servers :: Complete list of Free Prox...
- Assembling My New Desktop - What I finally got - P...
- How to get an Apple iPhone in India?
- It's been long since I wrote
- Animals Part 1
- Paysages Part 1
- Vista Refresher 7
- XBox 360 will NOT support Blu-ray : It's now official
- GTA IV PS3 Zombie Skin
- Sport
- Flowers Part 1
- Wellcome!
- BMW M1 Concept Car HQ Wallpapers
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How to fix Windows Explorer Crash :: Folder containing .avi files :: Runtime Error
Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library
Runtime Error!
Program: C:\WINDOWS\EXPLORER.EXE
This application has requested the Runtime to terminate in an unusual way.
Please contact the application's support team for more information.
I looked at many different fixes posted on the internet, some said the issue was with the Divx Codec and stuff like that. But I finally got a solution to get rid of this error.
The actual error occurs due to the fact that Windows Explorer has a feature that generates on the fly thumbnails for movies (avi/mpeg/divx ,etc.). This often slows down your computer and in many cases causes Explorer to crash. The crash is largely attributed to corrupt video files that are huge.
Here we go about fixing the bug:
Download and run the All In One Fix which ships with several patches for known issues.
You will need to select the following option:
Explorer Crash When Open A Folder
When opening a folder containing DivX or XviD .Avi files under some specific configurations, the thumbnail generation crash Windows Explorer. This option Disable the Thumbnail generation.
GTA IV Lola Del Rio
Little is known about her, and no one is certain if she is in the game. She might not even be a prostitute, as it says she came to Liberty City to become a stage performer.
LCPD Database
Surname : Del Rio
First Name : Lola
Age: 22
Place of Birth : San Fierro
Affiliations : N/A
Criminal Record :2003 - Prostitution 2005 - Public Lewdness 2007 - Prostitution
Notes :Believed to have moved to Liberty City from San Fierro to pursue a stage career. One of the first prostitutes to return to Star Junction after it was said to be a family friendly zone. Often seen sucking on a red lollipop.
Alternate Routes / Roads to drive faster to Bengaluru/Bangalore International Airport :: Complete List
Currently most of us are bogged down with the general impression to reach the Bangalore International Airport(BIA) at Devanahalli - we will have to go to the Basaveswara Circle and move on to Windsor Manor underpass, then get onto Mekhri Circle and Hebbal flyover before hitting Bellary Road. But you could save a lot of time, with the alternate roads/routes which don’t enter the City at all. I guess you must try the most feasible one below to experience it:
Route for Driving from Hosur Road - Electronic City - Narayana Hrudalaya - Bommanahalli to Bengaluru/Bangalore International Airport(BIA):
- Naganathpur junction (right turn)
- Parapanna Agrahara main road;
- Rayasandra junction (left turn)
- Rayasandra main road
- Kaikondanahalli junction (left turn)
- Kaikondanahalli main road
- Iblur junction (right turn)
- Sarjapur main road
- Bellandur junction
- ORR(Outer Ring Road)
- Kadabeesanahalli junction (ORR)
- Marathalli Flyover(Pass under)
- Mahadevapura junction (ORR)
- KR Puram Rly station junction
- KR Puram main rd
- HP petrol bunk
- KR Puram flyover (right turn and up the Flyover)
- ORR
- Ramamurthy Nagar underbridge (ORR)
- Horamavu junction (ORR)
- Hennur junction (right turn)
- Hennur Bande
- Hennur main road
- Railway bridge
- Geddalahalli village
- Kothanur village
- Byrarhi village
- Kannur junction
- Bagalur main road
- Hosur Bande
- Bagalur village
- Navodaya School
- Bandi Kodagehalli village
- Mylanahalli junction (left turn)
- Begur village
- Electric transformer (right turn)
- Yerathaganahalli village (right turn)
- Airport underbridge (left turn)
- Airport main road
- BIA
Route for Driving from Koramangala & nearby layouts to Bengaluru/Bangalore International Airport(BIA):
- Koramangala Water tank
- Sarjapur road
- Koramangala 80 &100-ft junction
- Ejipura (Srinivagilu) junction (IRR - Intermediate Ring Road)
- Indiranagar 100-Ft Road flyover (Domlur Flyover - up and down - straight)
- Indiranagar 100-Ft Road
- Old Madras Road junction (right turn)
- NGEF
- Benniganahalli
- KR Puram(left turn)
- Ramamurthy Nagar
- Horamavu junction
- Hennur Road junction
- Bagalur village
- Mylanahalli junction
- Yarthaganahalli
- BIA.
Route for Driving from Koramangala & nearby layouts to Bengaluru/Bangalore International Airport(BIA):
- BTM 100-Ft Road
- Central Silk Board Circle
- HSR Layout
- 100-Ft ORR
- Agara junction
- Iblur junction
- Bellandur junction
- Mahadevapura
- KR Puram
- Ramamurthy Nagar
- Horamavu junction
- Hennur Road junction
- Bagalur village
- Myllanahalli junction
- Yarthaganahalli junction
- BIA.
Route for Driving from KH Road, Lalbagh, Wilson Garden, Richmond Circle & adjacent layouts to Bengaluru/Bangalore International Airport(BIA):
- KH Road flyover
- Cash Pharmacy Circle
- Residency Road
- Mayo Hall junction
- MG Road
- Trinity Circle
- Halasoor Tank Road
- Old Madras Road
- NGEF
- KR Puram
- Ramamurthy Nagar
- Horamavu junction
- Hennur Road junction
- Bagalur village
- Mylanahalli junction
- Yarthaganahalli
- BIA.
Route for Driving from Ashoknagar & adjacent layouts to Bengaluru/Bangalore International Airport(BIA):
- India Garage
- ASC Centre (left turn)
- Trinity Circle
- Halasoor Tank Road
- Old Madras Road
- NGEF
- KR Puram
- Ramamurthy Nagar
- Horamavu junction
- Hennur Road junction
- Bagalur village
- Mylanahalli junction
- Yarthaganahalli
- BIA.
Route for Driving from Vathur, Whitefield & adjacent layouts to Bengaluru/Bangalore International Airport(BIA):
- Varthur PS jurisdiction
- HD Halli Rd Whitefield
- Kadugodi
- Old Madras Road junction
- Kattam Nallur Cross (left turn)
- Boodigere Cross (right turn)
- Mandoor
- Boodigere
- Bagalur (right turn)
- Mylanahalli
- BIA.
Route for Driving from ORR, Hennur junction & adjacent layouts to Bengaluru/Bangalore International Airport(BIA):
- Byrathi Cross
- Chikkagubbi
- Kadu Sonnappanahalli
- Bande Hosur
- Bagalur
- Sathanur
- BSF junction
- Chakkalate Bagalur Cross
- Bellary Road
- BIA.
Route for Driving from ORR, Nagavara junction & adjacent areas to Bengaluru/Bangalore International Airport(BIA):
- Thanisandra
- Hegde Nagar
- Kogilu
- Maruthi Nagar Cross
- Bellary Road
- BIA.
List of Cab Services to Bengaluru/Bangalore International Airport
Here is the list of Cab Services along with their phone numbers and e-mail ID's :
1.> Hertz
Hertz - the world’s No.1 car rental company. Hertz Car Rental as well as Hertz Holiday Cars are available to you, at all the destinations we fly to. Enjoy the superior standards of quality and service Hertz is known for, across the globe - and more…
To book your Hertz car:
Toll free: 1800 11 1212 T: 011-41841212
E: reserve@carzonrent.com
Website : www.carzonrent.com
2.> Sixt
Sixt manages a fleet of over 160,000 cars across 4000 outlets in 80 countries. They offer a wide range of mobility solutions like renting and leasing of cars, and holiday cars.
To rent a Sixt car, contact:
T: 99100 66600
E: rentacar@sixt.co.in
Also, you have a range of other transport options to get to your final destination comfortably:
- AC Volvo Buses operated by BMTC to key destinations in the city (indicative price to MG Road: Rs. 120)
- Reliable, professional taxi services operated by MERU and Easycabs, with a metered fare (indicative rate to MG Road: Rs. 600)
Related Article : Alternate Routes / Roads to drive faster to Bengaluru/Bangalore International Airport :: Complete List
Comodo Firewall :: A really good one
A firewall basically filters all incoming and out-going traffic from your network. Thereby even a Trojan or Virus can't really do anything much with the details or information it would have collected from your PC.
I have been using Comodo Firewall for sometime now (maybe a couple of years). Comodo FirewallPro will secure your system against internal attacks such as Trojan viruses, malicious software, and external attacks by hackers and the best of it all is that it is Free for all non-commercial purposes.
It comes with a very user-friendly single click interface you can allow or block access to the Internet offering complete immunity to attacks and total protection of your personal information. Real time traffic monitoring enables you to react instantly to threats and identify bandwidth bottlenecks. Silent Security Technology means no needless alerts with out-of-the-box protection against hackers, Trojans and other unknown threats.
You can download the free edition from here.
GTA IV Pißwasser Beer
Warning: May cause karaoke and domestic violence.
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Finally MS Project and BaseCamp get some competition from a new web enterant projjex.com!
I just came across www.projjex.com, a new online project management application. Imagine a mashup between MS Project, BaseCamp, your favourite file sharing application and a time tracking tool thrown in for good measure. Now add Google (their business model is to provide free software) No catch - the free version has a single ad in the interface that rotates with tooltips every 30 seconds or so. It's more than enough to run projects on, share files with, collaborate with other team members and get real-time updates on progress. Projjex is a collaborative task management service. It offers a simplified approach to managing projects for small and medium sixed teams.Like Myspace, Facebook and YouTube, Projjex is a great place to work together, to share stuff, to get things done. Its like a great big to-do list in the sky that keeps you and your team organized, focused and productive. In short, Projjex is the intuitive, collaborative, inexpensive tool designed for small teams that youve been searching for. I love the fact that I don't have to trawl through endless reports and update my clunky old project management software to keep up to date with all the progress. You can even import projects from MS Project and Basecamp - so you don't need to recreate your work. Take a look - register your free Projjex.com account at: www.projjex.com |
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Assembling My New Desktop - What I finally got - Part 3
The previous parts of this article are at:
- Assembling My New Desktop - Deciding on Configuration and Basic Stuff - Part 1
- Assembling My New Desktop - The Price War - Part 2
Well, I did get the PC assembled earlier this month. The entire rig costed me Rs. 42,000 (a little over USD 1000).
1 | Processor | Core 2 Duo 2.66 GHz E8200-(6MB L2 cache 2.66Ghz 1333MHz) | Link |
2 | MotherBoard | Intel DG35EC Intel® G35 Express Chip 1333 FSB | Link |
3 | RAM | Transcend DDR 2 2 GB 800 Mhz (X 2 = 4GB) | NA |
4 | Hard Disk | Seagate Sata 2 500 GB (32 MB Buffer) - Barracuda 7200.11 | Link |
5 | DVD Writer | Samsung 20X Sata | Link |
6 | Monitor | ViewSonic 22" VA2226W TFT Monitor | Link |
7 | Cabinet | Zebronics Antibiotic 3 LED Fans(1Side,1Black,Hop) Transparent Side Panel, Temperature Display, USB & Audio Port (With 450W SATA SMPS) | Link |
8 | Speakers | Creative SBS A500 5.1 Spkrs | Link |
9 | Keyboard / Mouse | Logitech Wired Multimedia Keyboard-Black | |
10 | TV Tuner Card | Pixel View Play TV Pro 3 with FM (Internal) |
I got all the components from S.P. Road in Bangalore and incidentally after a lot of bargaining with the prices and the specs.
I will write more on each of the components and what made me decide on taking the particular component and the particular brand.
How to get an Apple iPhone in India?
As for an official one we have mixed results now - It seems that both Airtel as well as Vodafone will bring the famed iPhone to India in the coming months. Singapore Telecommunications (SingTel) has recently announced in an official press release last week that it will bring Apple's iPhone to India, Singapore, Australia, and the Philippines this year. Sufficing that - Airtel India has also issued a separate press release stating it will bring the iPhone to India. We all know that SingTel has a stake in Bharti Airtel so the iPhone will be landing to Airtel via SingTel.
The week before last we saw Vodafone say it is bringing the iPhone to India later this year, along with nine other countries including the Czech Republic, Egypt, Greece, Italy, Portugal, New Zealand, South Africa, and Turkey. We already have confirmed dates with Telecom Italia announcing its deal with Apple to bring the iPhone to Italy in the second half of the year. Hence we can also expect the iPhone in India too to be available via Vodafone around that time.
Now lets hope that Vodafone and Airtel are both right- which clearly means that the Apple iPhone will hit the Indian shores from two carriers? Now that's really going to be very interesting. I personally feel that this will surely bring down prices of the iPhone considerably, with both the telco majors vying for a large pie of the Apple iPhone market in India. So lets watch out for more developments.
It's been long since I wrote
Also, as most of you know - I have moved my work into Supply Chain Management(SCM) domain from my previous domain of Customer Relationship Management(CRM) , so that's a huge learning curve for me and I am trying to grasp on the new terminologies of Replenishment, Picking, Packing, Shipping, etc - a whole new world unfolds.
Thanks for all the mails and suggestions that most of you have sent me regarding my new desktop configuration. One constant reply that I got from most of the readers was - Why don't you get a laptop instead of a Desktop? I have replied to all the mails with my reasons for going in for a desktop than a laptop - I will post my thoughts on this issue in the coming days.
So, how's everyone doing? Do mail me back folks - jasonblr@gmail.com (just in case you forgot).
Wishing you a very cheerful and profitable days ahead in whatever you do and wherever you are.
Cheers!!
Jason