Wieder mal wurde ein gebührenpflichtiges Programm zum freien Download angeboten. Es handelt sich um Drive Backup 9.0 Express aus dem Hause Paragon. Mit dem Programm können sie teile oder gar komplette Festplatte in Echtzeit sichern.

Dieses Programm, wie auch sein Konkurent Acronis TrueImage, lässt ein Backup im laufendem Betrieb anfertigen, welches sie auf einer CD oder anderen Partition speichern sollten.

Es gibt noch eine Personalversion von Drive Backup 9.0, die zum Teil mehr Comfort bietet und aber auch gebührenpflichtig ist.

Fazit: Ein gutes Programm, das in der heutigen Zeit auf keinem Computer fehlen soll.

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La Luna es el satélite de nuestro planeta, y se mueve a su alrededor, así como la Tierra se mueve alrededor del Sol … Parece ser una cosa común? Moderno acostumbrado a la gente a considerar este hecho de ser una verdad general. Pero nuestros predecesores no lo creo. Desde hace un largo período de tiempo, la población tenía una opinión totalmente diferente del mundo circundante …

Zodiac Reloj 3D Screensaver le ofrece viajar a través del tiempo y el espacio para ver qué pensaba la gente antigua del lugar de nuestro planeta en el universo.

La rareza-como reloj de oro parece estar en alza del espacio ultraterrestre. Decorado con extras de los antiguos atlas, la cara del reloj está a favor de la Tierra, mientras que su semi-transparente se esbozan actúa como una órbita de la Luna y el Sol en movimiento alrededor de nuestro planeta. El reloj está rodeada con 12 gorgeously brillantes constelaciones zodiaco: Acuario, Capricornio, Sagitarius, Escorpio, Libra, Virgo, Leo, Cáncer, Géminis, Tauro, Piscis y Aries. Zodiac Reloj 3D Screensaver pone de manifiesto la actual signo zodiaco y muestra la fecha, día de la semana y mes. Con esta acción salvapantallas en tratar de concentrarse y escuchar con atención y puede usted compartir la sabiduría eterna de la siempre brillante estrellas …

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WORDPRESS bietet eine höchst vielseitige Software für den Einsatz sowohl auf eigenem Webspace, als auch als Hosting auf dem Server des Anbieters. Konzipiert wurde die Software zwar als Blogsystem, es ist aber auch ein Einsatz als Content Management System (CMS) für Erstellung und Verwaltung komfortabler Webseiten möglich. Die Software selbst ist mehrsprachig (auch deutsch), völlig kostenlos und frei herunterladbar. Zusätzlich sind viele interessante Erweiterungsmodule als Plugin erhältlich und auch hier gibt es eine Vielzahl kostenloser Plugins und ein deutsches Supportforum sowie eine Vielzahl von Layouts als Templates.

Die Einrichtung kostenloser Blogs auf dem Server des Anbieters ist sehr schnell und leicht realisierbar. Hier steht sowohl eine gewisse Auswahl an Layouts sowie zuschaltbare Templates als auch eine kleine Auswahl zuschaltbarer Plugins für erweiterte Funktionen zur Verfügung. Vorkenntnisse sind nicht erforderlich und die Einarbeitung ist recht leicht, wenn man mit Software nicht gerade generell auf Kriegsfuss steht. Ein paar Grundkenntnisse im Aufbau von Webseiten und Gestaltung von Homepages sind allerdings von Vorteil, um das System möglichst optimal nutzen zu können. Das Backend (Admin Menü) ist in englisch gehalten, also wären ein paar Englischkenntnisse von Vorteil. Anmeldung und eigenes Blog sind in wenigen Minuten realisierbar:
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Der Download des kompletten Systems für den Einsatz auf eigenem Webspace ist zwar etwas komplizierter, dafür steht allerdings auch eine sehr viel grössere Menge an Features und Möglichkeiten zur Verfügung, die das Hostingangebot nicht bieten kann. Da wären z. B. eine sehr viel grössere Auswahl an Templates und Plugins, bessere Anpassung einzelner Elemente an die eigenen Wünsche bzw. Bedarf und die Möglichkeit, Werbung und Affiliateprogramme einzubinden. Erforderlich ist hier Webspace mit MySQL Datenbank und PHP Unterstützung. Die Downloadversion ist auch komplett (auch Backend) in deutsch erhältlich. Die jeweils aktuelle deutsche Version sowie Templates und Plugins sind hier erhältlich:
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Ein Blog ist dann am erfolgreichsten, wenn er möglichst häufig aktualisiert wird. Für schnelle Besuche von Suchmaschinen empfiehlt sich die Hostingversion, denn Google besucht den Server täglich mehrfach. Wer mehr Wert auf möglichst umfangreiche und freie Nutzung legt, sollte sich sein Blog auf eigenem Webspace einrichten. Auch hier empfiehlt sich eine möglichst häufige Aktualisierung.

Der Einsatz als Content Management System (CMS) Homepage bietet eine Reihe von Vorteilen. Zum einen werden keine Vorkenntnisse in der Erstellung und Strukturierung von Webseiten benötigt und zum anderen ist der Zugriff von überall über das passwortgeschützte Admin Menü über einen normalen Web-Browser möglich, so dass keine FTP-Software zum hochladen vorher selbst erstellter Webseiten benötigt wird.

Wordpress ist sehr empfehlenswert als schnelle, professionelle und äusserst flexible Internetlösung für viele Bereiche und Aufgaben und ermöglicht die Erstellung komplexer Internetpräsenzen in kürzester Zeit von jedem Webbrowser und ohne zusätzlich benötigte Software.

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El hecho de no tener unas API/ABI estables, a priori, puede parecer un problema realmente grave, y de hecho, desde un punto de vista clásico, con una filosofía de desarrollo privativa, es un problemón de narices. Y es que si eres una empresa que desarrolla y distribuye sus propios drivers para Linux, y te andan cambiando la API cada 2x3... los gastos de soporte se disparan.

¿Donde está el secreto entonces? Sencillamente los fabricantes tienen que darse cuenta que es precisamente en el software de base (y los drivers son la madre de todo el software de base) en el que la filosofía opensource ofrece más ventajas. Si los fabricantes publican sus drivers bajo GPL y tienen la calidad suficiente para ser incluidos en la rama principal del kernel, adiós a todos los problemas y adiós a todos los gastos de soporte, el driver será mantenido automáticamente por los propios parches del kernel que hagan cambios en las API, ¡que más se puede pedir!

Este otro artículo del tema es también altamente ilustrativo.

First, the level. Tau Crater is a medium sized island that plays host to the crash site of an unnamed space ship, located in the middle of the map. This level has much elavation which is great for the Rocket Pack. As usual, the level is mirrored and there are 9 bases on the whole map. The level also has many trees and even some caves. There are 10 layouts to this map, but also 30 more that add Rocket Packs to older maps.

The Rocket Pack is great. You can grab one by running up the the Daedalus and pressing square. Now you will have it until you die! You can enter and exit vehicles (even warhawks) with it on. The controls for the Rocket Pack are fairly simple. R2 to go up and L2 to hover. If you double tap R2 you can do a boost, essential to dodging rockets. The Rocket Pack adds a whole new dimension to the Warhawk gameplay and I don't know how I played without it!

This pack is highly recommended. It is available from the Playstation Network Store for $7.99. Alternatively, if you do not own the other packs, you can get all 3 for $15.99.

Images from Playstation.Blog

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Here's a quick review, with a short once over on the basics of the game.

Story: Uncharted's story good enough to keep you interested the whole way through, if a bit Indiana Jones-ish. There's a large twist near the end that changes gameplay, but I wont spoil it.

Visuals: The game looks great. You won't find the typical gray tan and brown most games use exclusive now, but lush jungle environments. The textures are great, the animation looks lifelike and fluid, transitioning from running to jumping to ducking behind cover and popping out to shoot all looks natural and great. The plant-life will move if you bump into, grass with trample underfoot, the game looks great.

Controls: The Controls work well too. Snapping to cover always works, running jumping climbing and gunning is all easy, nothing seems out of place or awkward, nothing to complain about.

Gameplay: You'll be doing a mix of platforming and shooting. Both are fun and work well. You do take damage pretty quickly in shootouts, so you'll need to stay behind cover most of the time. You can expect to run out of ammo in all but the shortest firefights, so you'll have to be quick collecting ammo and getting back behind cover. Near the end of the game there's a huge twist in the story that changes the way you play, but I wont spoil it for you.

Sound: All the sound is well done. The voice acting in the cinematic is good, drakes little comments to himself etc sound great. Weapons have a nice punch, the music is good and has some exotic instruments in it, making for a nice change.

Extras: Uncharted has a built in medal system, just like trophies (if you have your PS3 connected to the Internet, you can download a small, and free update to add trophies to the game). As you unlock medals for various achievements, like getting 100 head shots, or 50 kills with a certain weapon, you'll unlock bonus content, like behind the scenes videos, alternate costumes, unlimited ammunition for certain weapons, etc. If you have the trophy patch, you'll earn a trophy along with each medal you unlock.

Replay: Uncharted's main downfall is it's length. Sadly the whole adventure is over in around 8-10 hours on your first play through. While it's definitely worth a second play through, you probably wont want to play it again for the 3^rd time, Unless you really want to get all of the trophies, or unlock all of the bonus content.

Final Thoughts: While uncharted is a great game, I just don't think its length warrants a full $60 purchase. You're better off renting it and finishing it once or twice over the weekend.

8/10

(this wasn't taken by PS Opinions, and is from a prelease build of the game, meaning the retail version is going to have some slight differences from it, but it's still a good video, showing off some gameplay)

Pode parecer bobeira, mas quando estamos falando de um CIO ou CEO, o email pesa muito em muitas decisões, e uma das principais é o tempo! Afinal, além de resolver todos os problemas pessoas e profissionais você ainda tem que responder emails chatos de pessoas importunantes que precisam gastar seu tempo com de respostas rápidas.

O site Mashable fez um apanhado com mais de 20 ferramentas para alguns leitores de emails mais utilizados (Outlook, Gmail, Apple Mail e Thunderbird) e um pequeno review de cada um.

Confesso que até hoje tenho vontade de testar o Xobni para o Outlook, pois parece fantástico! Alguém ja utilizou? Outra que parece ser uma mão na roda também, principalmente para quem precisa marcar muitas reuniões é o TimeBridge onde você envia um email marcando datas possíveis para reuniões, as pessoas que receberem esse convite irão selecionar as melhores datas para cada uma, e o TimeBridge se encarregará de marcar uma data que se encaixe para todos!

Para o Gmail, uma ferramenta já muito utilizada e que também utilizei um pouco é o Remember The Milk, muito útil para apontar tarefas, afazeres, lembretes.

Fonte Mashable

http://www.cjvandyk.com/blog/Lists/Posts/Post.aspx?ID=57

Today's software development world is much different than it was. There was a time when companies could spend lots of time in the planning stages. We had meeting after meeting, created flow charts, database diagrams, prototypes, then more meetings, power lunches until finally we had a functional and/or technical spec we could work off and begin coding. In years past, I would get sick of all of the darn meetings we had and would get anxious to start coding. Everyone in the community used to talk about how bad it was to start coding too early, before you had a design in place, dotted all the i's, crossed all of the t's.

Then came the dot.com era. Companies started to pop up everywhere, two or three guys sitting in a converted garage with endless pots of coffee and apparently no social life started pumping out software that - although may have had tons of bugs and were short of functionality - started to eat into the profits of the big guys. They ruined it for all of us. All of a sudden, Quality Assurance was no longer a necessity but a cost companies couldn't afford. Developers were no longer just developers. We became project manager, testers, release managers, tech support. Big companies, now having to compete with smaller, more agile start-ups, had to get lean and mean. We had layoffs, and we were asked to do more for less.

I will never forget the day my development manager sat down our entire staff and told us the news. He told us that soon we could see about half of the Quality Assuance staff laid off. We would no longer be able to "throw code over the wall" and expect QA to find all of our bugs. We were not allowed to push code to QA unless it was "bug free". Oh, and yeah, we need you to now write code faster. We could no longer have releases every few months. Releases would be expected every few weeks, with less QA time, and fewer bugs, because we had no time to dedicate to bug fixing in future releases.

WHAT!?!?!?!?!?

I thought I had just stepped into the twilight zone. How do you expect us to write code faster, with fewer bugs, with fewer testers? He had no answers. I actually told him what he was asking was impossible. He didn't care.

Well you know what? Even though I am no longer with that company, it is still around and doing ok. Such is the life of a developer these days. We are asked to do more with less. So the moral of this story?

Software development in today's world has become "agile". We no longer wait for the planning stages to be over before coding. We code right away. Things get "worked out" along the way. Is it better? No I don't think so. I don't really believe I have been proud of the code I have written lately. I write code that is "good enough" to be released and get the job done. But it is hard to write elegant code when you have to release it a week ago. We do spend lots of time fixing bugs that could have been avoided before release, and there are plenty of times when business needs simply don't get completely satisfied on an initial release.  But the company I work for is successful, and the code I write for them is a significant part of that so I guess I shouldn't complain. 

So maybe I will never actually see a real functional spec or a real QA tester again.   Am I getting old?

Ah, the good ole days...

a simple means of distributing audio content over the Internet, taking advantage of the power of RSS. Content consumers (end-users) can subscribe to a feed of a producer's audio content and receive automatic downloads of new content as it is made available online.

Podcasts can be listened to on a computer or transferred to a portable audio device like an iPod or other MP3 player. Watch Common Craft's video, Podcasting in Plain English, for an easy-to-understand introduction.

So what's the difference between a podcast and the other 'casting we've covered so far (vodcasts, screencasts)? For the purposes of this blog and grant, I'm referring to podcasts as audio files without video included.

Getting Started

To create a podcast, you'll need some basic equipment:

• A microphone - we purchased a Blue Snowball and a Sennheiser headset with mic for you to try out.
• Or a portable recording device - give our Olympus portable recorder a try, also purchased with the grant money.
• Some software - the 'Casting Kit laptop has 2 options for you to play with, Audacity (free) and ePodcast Producer.

A good place to get started is Cnet's tutorial, which includes videos, on how to create your own podcast.  Another good starting point is UW-Madson's podcasting plus, a guide that includes everything from what podcasting is to how to create them to teaching & learning with podcasting. SirsiDynix Institute also has several archived presentations that will give you a good understanding of the basics. See:

• A Beginner's Guide to Podcasting: Part 1 - A Consumer's Guide by Greg Schwartz
• A Beginner's Guide to Podcasting: Part 2 - A Creator's Guide by Greg Schwartz
• What's New in Podcasting?" a SirsiDynix archived presentation by David Free.

Other articles & sites you should take a look at:

• Podcasting Legal Guide
• How to Podcast Tutorial
• Project Play: Podcasts
• How-To: 10 Tips for Launching a Solid Podcast
• Library Podcasting Resources - a list from David Free
• Podcasting 101 wiki from Greg Schwartz

There are also tons of great books out there, just search for podcast? for a comprehensive list of books and articles.

Ideas and Examples

A few ideas for what your library could do:

• Record author visits and other library programming (with permission, of course!)
• Bibliographic instruction (where visuals aren't a must)
• Guided walking tours
• Book reviews, new materials highlights, book discussions
• Community news
• Work with local teens to start their own podcast for the library (see An Outlet for Creativity: Plugging In with Teen-centered Podcasting by Meredith Farkas)
• Services for the visually impaired

Some library/librarian examples of podcasts to further inspire you:

• Boulder Public Library Teen Webcasts
• Denver Public Library podcasts: Stories for Kids!
• PLCMC's LibraryLoft Podcasts
• Worthington Libraries: Programs to Go
• LibVibe: library news
• Uncontrolled Vocabulary: a live discussion of news, trends, and topics in librarianship

Other podcast examples from Libraryland are linked to on the Library Success wiki, so go explore! You can find other examples of podcasts, library-related or otherwise, using a podcast directory, such as Podcast Alley, iTunes, or podscope.

Using the 'Casting Kit Equipment

Here are a couple of brief videos to get you started with the equipment purchased for the 'Casting Kit:

• Microphones: Blue Snowball & Sennheiser headset
• Olympus portable recorder

You can download Audacity for free, if you'd like to be able to edit your podcasts on your own computer. Otherwise, you can try Audacity or ePodcast Producer on the 'Casting Kit laptop. Here's a video tutorial for ePodcast Producer and some additional tutorials on how to use it. If you happen to have a Mac, you probably already have GarageBand and could work with it.

Adding Music

You may want to consider adding music to your podcasts, but be sure to use music that isn’t copyrighted. There’s lots of free music out there that you can use under Creative Commons Licenses, and many people posting this music only ask that you attribute the work to them in the credits of your video. Check out this article about Using Music in Your Podcast for more recommendations for using podsafe music.

Here are some sites you can explore, just check the license for each song to see how you’re allowed to use it.

• Creative Commons: Audio - includes a list of other sites in a sidebar
• Podsafe Audio
• ccMixter
• podsafe music network
• Legal Music for Videos - a list of sites, along with good information on using songs with Creative Commons licenses on them

Choose a Host

Because the OWLS Web Services Policy states…

Member library staff may not load audio or video files on an OWLS web server. In order to conserve server space and bandwidth utilization, media projects (e.g., podcasts, vodcasts) should be hosted on remote sites recommended by the Library Services Manager.

… you will need to decide where you would like to post your podcasts. The current recommended hosts are available at http://www.owlsweb.info/web/hosts.asp and there are additional host options included in the del.icio.us links.

Embed!

Once you’ve posted your podcasts online, you’re almost done. The next step is to be sure to embed them in your library’s web site. Most hosts provide easily embeddable code for you to simply copy and paste into your web pages and/or blog(s). Doing this will ensure that your patrons will find your hard work and will be able to play the podcast right from the page without having to go to your remote host site.

Anything Else?

I have that feeling again that I’m forgetting something really important!  I think the list of resources above should get you off to a good start, and besides, I’ll be here to lend a helping hand if/when you need it! All of the links included in this post are also in del.icio.us/castingkit.

Hoy Microsoft ha liberado el Beta 2 del clásico Internet Explorer 8, el próximo navegador de windows en reemplazo del actual IE7, respecto al Beta 1 se han habilitado nuevas funciones como aceleración de busquedas, mejor compatibilidad con sitios diseñados para navegadores antiguos, navegación privada sin dejar rastros (InPrivate), sugerencias en la busqueda y un filtro más avanzado de sitios maliciosos.

Si eres curioso y saber que tal es esta nueva versión, lo puedes descargar desde el sitio web de Microsoft, aunque aún no se encuentra en español, seleccionando tu sistema operativo actual.

PD: Si instalas IE8 en Windows XP SP2 y luego instalas el SP3, no podrás desintalar IE8, a menos que desintales el SP3.

Fuente: IEBlog via Techpowerup via CHW

These articles should come in handy when evaluating Omeka, which the library has installed for testing.  For my real (i.e. paid) job, I recently visited the Center for History and New Media to discuss how Omeka can be integrated with CSU's CONTENTdm-based collections to create exhibits that are more visually attractive, focused, and interactive than CONTENTdm usually allows.  However, at the moment, we are only capable of transmitting metadata using OAI-PMH, and have not yet developed an API capable of "scraping" actual objects (i.e. allowing Omeka to natively display objects that are located in a CONTENTdm repository).  So one of the things I will be doing for my practicum is investigating how Omeka can be used at the library - with or without the API.

It also appears that I will get to sit in on some meetings, such as the ebrary webinar mentioned in my last post, where technology choices will be discussed and software will be evaluated.

Based on the readings listed below, the major areas of consideration when selecting digital library software are:

• establish a clear and specific project statement that includes the scope of the project, infrastructure dimensions, and the overall purpose of the project
• explore the software functionality requirements that must be met to accomplish project goals and meet user needs
• explore practices at similar - and dissimilar - institutions to better understand the issues involved, compare a variety of approaches, and set a baseline for functionality
• determine the characteristics and practices of the user community using empirical data
• rank and prioritize functionality requirements to determine a baseline and to set forth a plan for development and added functionality over time if needed
• examine the viability of the vendor
• determine the security and authentication features of the software - including the granularity of user access and privileges - to determine how the software fits into existing institutional systems
• consider whether the budget and other resources available will meet the demands of the new software
• come up with a plan for training and documentation
• if the plan is part of a Universal Service Fund, it should additionally include an assessment of the institution's  technology environment, a coherent strategy for meeting specific goals for improvement, and an established evaluation process for monitoring progress and making necessary changes mid-course

View: Connecticut State Library Checklist for Technology Plans

Download [PDF]: Cervone, H. Frank. "Some considerations when selecting digital library software." OCLC Systems and Services: Int'l digital library perspectives, 22(2), 2006.

Is Apple working on a Mac Tablet, or as I think they will call it .. a Macbook Touch?? Well Apple has been developing interface technology that would allow for a multi-touch support. The patent for a gesture system would adapt many of the basic control scheme elements that are familiar to Mac OS X to a touch input environment which is larger than an iPhone or iPod Touch.

An example, that you can see later in the submitted picture, the close, minimize and maximize buttons in the title would expand as the user touch them, therefore they will be more easy to click.

Another feature that would be different from the iPhone, is the scroll feature. Unlike iPhone, where you just scroll with one finger, this "Mac Tablet" uses two finger, like the normal touch pad in apple laptops, and one finger to tap a selection. Another good feature is the On-Screen Keyboards that would be larger than the one you can find on the Mac OS. This keyboard recognize one finger at a time for key combinations.

Another great feature is that an iPod-like scroll wheel appears from scrolling through media or to scroll faster elsewhere. Dials and similar rotary controls are also discussed as possibilities.

This device publication was noted by Apple for the first time in 2004. The new filing was submitted much more recently, in April 2008 and follows an application for this multi-touch device revealed in July. This application is a DJ set, where DJ's can use this 'Tablet' to use it as a DJ set. Also it is essential for video editors and designers. 

No words from Apple about this device yet but is widely believed to be in long-term development of larger touch devices that would have a more complex interface, faster components, potentially involving the Intel Atom architecture. Early predictions would have had at lest one device release in 2008, though this no longer certain and may be pushed back to 2009 if introduced.

Leave any comment to tell us what do you think about this device :)

Uma das nova funções, o InPrivate, que permitirá que internautas suspendam temporariamente o armazenamento de histórico, cookies e outras formas de identificação de sites visitados, já havia sido anunciada na terça-feira. O navegador, no entanto, apresenta outras melhorias na área de segurança e privacidade.

Além de bloquear sites de phishing, o IE 8 destaca o nome do domínio dos sites visitados. Isso significa que se você estiver navegando no eBay e o endereço que aparecer destacado não for ebay.com, será bastante provável que você esteja num site falso. O browser também bloqueia o download de scripts de sites de terceiros, impedindo que você baixe conteúdo desavisado.

O novo IE8 traz uma funcionalidade semelhante ao Ubiquity, anunciado pela Mozilla Labs nesta quarta-feira. Com os "Accelerators", basta clicar com o botão direito do mouse numa imagem, link ou texto destacado para receber opções como postar num blog, traduzir ou definir um termo, enviar o conteúdo por email, mapear um endereço, etc.

A Microsoft promete também "fatiar" as páginas da internet, permitindo que o internauta acompanhe mudanças em partes de um site. Será possível acompanhar um leilão no eBay ou um aplicativo no Facebook sem precisar entrar nas páginas. Para essa função será preciso que os administradores insiram códigos definindo as partes das páginas que poderão ser clicadas

Uma das características do Firefox 3 que a Microsoft copiou (e aprimorou) no IE8 é a barra de ferramentas. O navegador faz buscas no histórico, favoritos e nos feeds, procurando pelos termos digitados nos títulos e endereços das páginas. Pode-se ainda excluir itens específicos de buscas futuras.

As abas, que só chegaram ao mundo Microsoft no IE7, voltam com melhorias significativas. Agora se um site trava, pode ser fechado sem interferir na navegação das outras abas. Além disso, o IE reconhece abas de sites relacionados e os agrupa com a mesma cor. A partir daí, grupos de abas podem ser fechados ou movidos juntos.

Fonte: O Globo Online

Não teve jeito, o Windows Seven nem foi lançado mas mesmo assim mods e packs neste novo sistema já estão aparecendo aos montes E um pack muito bom que é inspirado no Windows 7 (conceito) é o Windows Se7en New Project. Um pack bem diferente dos inspirados no Milestone 1, pois apresentas mods bem interessantes e legais. Vale a pena baixar, nota 10!

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