Free Perfect App Lock Pro

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"Perfect App Lock PRO v7.0.6"
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Description:
★ Google TOP 20 application.
Perfect App Lock! lets you protect any applications you want with a password or a pattern. You can lock: Whatsapp, Facebook, Twitter, Skype, SMS, email, pictures, camera, USB connection, calendar, messenger, and any apps you choose.



Features:
1. Lock any apps by using pin or pattern
2. Screen Filter support: Effectively manage screen brightness of individual apps
3. Rotation Lock support: Prevents unwanted screen rotation on each apps
4. Watchdog : After 3rd failed password attempt, built-in camera takes photo of attacker.
5. Lock WiFi, 3G data, Bluetooth, Sync, USB (MTP is not supported)
6. Lock Home Screen, Lock Outgoing Calls, Lock Incoming Calls, Lock App Install/Uninstall
7. Time, WiFi based locking policy supported.
8. Fake Popup : Displays fake error message when locked app is launched.
9. Minimum resource used
10. Remotely start service using SMS command
11. Gesture, Pin, Pattern, Text password supported.



What's New:
* v7.0.6 : Fixed reported bugs.(25 Apr 2014)


Required Android O/S : 2.2+


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Simply go to download folder and touch it to install :) 

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Funny Monkey push ups!

Funny Monkey GYM.

Ha Ha Ha Ha!!!!!!!!. see how this

 monkey is exercising!!! And push 

ups Oh My God!!

Funny Monkey GYM by idealsoftonic

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Office Suite 7 Pro

Hello This is jerry :) Today i am going to share Most famous and excellent App of Android Based Mobiles
"Office Suite 7 " It is prmimuim App Free OF Cost :

OfficeSuite Pro allows you to view, create, edit, print and share Word, Excel and PowerPoint files on the go. You can also open attachments and see PDF files on an Android based phone or tablet with our feature-rich mobile office solution.
OfficeSuite Pro includes a File Browser and integration with Cloud service leaders: Box, DropBox, Google Drive, SkyDrive and SugarSync to give users a multitude of options on how to manage files and attachments.

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Details:

Required Android O/S : 1.6+

OfficeSuite Pro 7 (PDF & HD) v7.4.1857 APK | 30 MB

Made by MobiSystems, OfficeSuite Pro allows you to view, create, edit, print and share Word, Excel and PowerPoint files on the go. You can also open attachments and see PDF files on an Android based phone or tablet with our feature-rich mobile office solution.
OfficeSuite Pro includes a File Browser and integration with Cloud service leaders: Box, DropBox, Google Drive, SkyDrive and SugarSync to give users a multitude of options on how to manage files and attachments.

OfficeSuite Pro 7 Out Now! New Features:

New and improved UI
Side bar navigation in the File Browser for quick access to different folders and remote third party cloud services
Templates - OfficeSuite Pro 7 users can benefit from a wide range of templates, from Resume and Invoice templates to Travel Planner and Weight Loss Tracker templates, among others
Extended Cloud support - now compatible with Microsoft SkyDrive. Google Drive support has been improved, by adding folder support, thus allowing for optimized document view

Docs Editor:

Styles - apply MS Word styles or styles used in the document
Table design – ability to fashion an inserted table as per our library of tailor-made designs
Formulas (display only)
Format painter

Spreadsheet Editor:

Improved selection of parameters in functions
Slides Editor:
Animations

PDF Viewing:

A new PDF engine using library from Adobe, providing instant opening of large PDF files
Find/Find Next

File Formats Supported:

Text format - DOC, DOCX, DOCM, RTF, TXT, LOG
Spreadsheet - XLS, XLSX, XLSM, CSV
Presentation - PPT, PPTX, PPS, PPSX, PPTM, PPSM
Other formats - PDF, EML, ZIP

Easy File Access and Sharing:

With the integrated File Browser you can easily access, modify and share your local or Cloud stored files. OfficeSuite integrates with Google Drive, DropBox, Box, SugarSync and SkyDrive
Easily open email attachments
Work with Outlook EML files
Share documents via Email or Bluetooth

Intuitive and Intelligent Design:

OfficeSuite 7 comes with new intuitive design and user experience allowing quick and intuitive workflow while you manage your files or create and modify documents.
New side bar gives instant access to local and cloud stored files.
Two-finger zoom, multi-touch support, context toolbars and popup menus make your work with OfficeSuite quick and fun.

OfficeSuite Extensions:

QuickSpell – fully integrated with OfficeSuite Pro QuickSpell will help you dramatically improve your typing accuracy.
Font Pack – allows you to use Microsoft most used fonts in OfficeSuite text documents.
Note that OfficeSuite Extensions are sold separately. Purchasing any of the extensions is optional.

Compatible with Sony Ericsson LiveDock™ Multimedia station.

What's in this version : (Updated : Apr 17, 2014)

Fixed bug with save to remote accounts
Update to Open SSL 1.0.1g.
Fixed issue with PhotoSuite.


How to Install:

Step 1 : unpack rar archive if the apk file is archived
Step 2 : copy and paste to extSD and Install
Step 3 : some Apps/Games need "Root"


DownloaD From here :)

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10 DIY Projects to Revive Your Useless Junk

We love a good DIY project, but nothing beats one that lets you craft without spending a cent.And with spring cleaning in mind, why throw away useful materials when you could upcycle them instead? From unworn ties to useless floppy discs, there's a DIY to recycle nearly all of your odds and ends.

Channel your thrifty side with these DIY projects made from free items around your home.

• 1. Zipper Headband

  Remove the zipper from an old jacket and fashion it into a headband using just a bobbi pin.

  
  

• 2. Scarf Chain Necklace

  Weave strips of old scarves into old chain necklaces. 

  

  
  

• 3. Homemade Skinny Tie

  to create a fashionable skinny tie out of an old, standard-width one.  

  

  
  

• 4. Ribbon Statement Necklace

  
  
  Dig into your craft supplies for ribbons that compliment each other's color and texture. Fasten with two large beads and you're ready to go.  
  
  
  

  
  

• 5. Non-Toxic Paints

  This simple, non-toxic paint is made of ingredients you likely already have in your pantry.

  
  

   

  

  
  

• 6. Floppy Disc Pen Cup

  Recycle old floppy discs into a geek-friendly pen holder. 

  

  Recycle old floppy discs into a geek-friendly pen holder.

  
  

• 7. Two-Tone Cardigan

  Repurpose two of your older cardigans into one, trendy new item. 

  

  
  

  
  

• 8. Vinyl Record Bowl

  Before you banish those old records to the garage sale, try your hand at this simple DIY. It only requires a record, a bowl and a heat source. 

  

  
  

  
  

• 9. Multicolored Crayons

  Instead of tossing old crayon nubs, melt them down into new, multicolored ones 

  

  
  

  10. Book Shelf

  Breathe new life into dusty old books you never read but can't bear to part with. Plus, you don't need to ruin your old books for this simple DIY.  

  

  
  source:mashable.com

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50 insane facts about the Eye

Our eyes enable us to see the world in all its colored glory and are the focus of many of our most commonly used idioms. From ‘the eyes are the windows to the soul’ to ‘beauty is in the eye of the beholder.’  But how much do we really know about the eyes?

To show just how interesting the eyes are, Last minute lenses compiled the 50 most insane facts about them and take it from us, there’s more to them than meets the eye!

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Why Is Facebook Blue? The Science Behind Colors In Marketing

Turns out, something as simple as tweaking the color of a button changes user behavior or endears people to your product.Informative Stuff is going to tell you the scientific truth behind facebook blue look.

Why is Facebook blue? According to The New Yorker, the reason is simple. It’s because Mark Zuckerberg is red-green color blind; blue is the color Mark can see the best.

Not highly scientific, right? That may not be the case for Facebook, but there are some amazing examples of how colors actually affect our purchasing decisions. After all, sight is the strongest developed sense in most human beings. It’s only natural that 90% of an assessment for trying out a product is made by color alone.
So how do colors really affect us, and what is the science of colors in marketing, really? As we strive to make improvements to our product at Buffer, studying this phenomenon is key. Let’s dig into some of the latest, most interesting research on it.
First: Can you recognize the online brands just based on color?

Before we dive into the research, here are some awesome experiments that show you how powerful color alone really is. Based on just the colors of the buttons, can you guess which company belongs to each of them?
Example 1 (easy):

Example 2 (easy):

Example 3 (medium):

Example 4 (hard):

These awesome examples from YouTube designer Marc Hemeon, I think, show the real power of color more than any study could.
How many were you able to guess? (All the answers are at the bottom of this post!)
Which colors trigger which feeling for us?
Being completely conscious about what color triggers us to think in which way isn’t always obvious. The Logo Company has come up with an amazing breakdown that shows which colors are best for which companies and why. Here are 4 great examples:
Black:

Green:

Blue:

Clearly, every one of these companies is seeking to trigger a very specific emotion:

When we feel compelled to buy something, color can play a major role. Analytics company KISSmetrics created an amazing infographic on the science of how colors affect our purchases.
Green stands out to me as the most relaxing color we can use to make buying easier. We didn’t intentionally choose this as the main color for Buffer--although it seems to have worked very well so far.
At second look, I also realized how frequently black is used for luxury products. Here is the full infographic:

How to improve your marketing with better use of colors:
This all might be fairly entertaining, but what are some actual decisions we can apply today to our website or app? The answer comes yet again from some great research done by the good folks over at KISSmetrics.
If you are building an app that mainly targets women, KISSmetrics suggests that women love blue, purple, and green, and dislike orange, brown, and gray.

In case your app is strictly targeting men, the rules of the game are slightly different. Men love blue, green, and black, but can do without brown, orange, and purple.

In another experiment, Performable  wanted to find out whether simply changing the color of a button would make a difference in conversion rates.
They started out by trying to guess the outcome of a simple choice between two colors (green and red) and trying to guess what would happen.
“Green connotes ideas like “natural” and “environment,” and given its wide use in traffic lights, suggests the idea of “go” or forward movement. The color red, on the other hand, is often thought to communicate excitement, passion, blood, and warning. It is also used as the color for stopping at traffic lights. Red is also known to be eye-catching.”
So, clearly an A/B test between green and red would result in green, the more friendly color. At least that was their guess. Here is what their experiment looked like:

So how did that experiment turn out? The answer was surprising: The red button outperformed the green button by 21%.
What’s most important to consider is that nothing else was changed at all: 21% more people clicked on the red button than on the green button. Everything else on the pages was the same, so it was only the button color that made this difference.
This definitely made me wonder: If we were to read all the research before this experiment and ask every researcher which version they would guess would perform better, I’m sure green would be the answer in nearly all cases. Not so much.
At my company, we’ve also conducted dozens of experiments to improve our conversion rates using changes of colors. While the results weren’t as clear, we still saw a huge change. One hypothesis is that for a social media sharing tool, there is less of a barrier to signup, which makes the differences less significant.
Despite all the studies, generalizations are extremely hard to make. Whatever change you make, treat it first as a hypothesis, and see if the actual experiment supports your ideas. Personally, I’m always very prone to go with opinion based on research I’ve come across. Yet, data always beats opinion, no matter what.
Quick last fact: Why are hyperlinks blue?
This is something that always interested me and is actually a fun story. In short, it's offers the highest contrast between the colors used on early websites.

Here is the full explanation: “Tim Berners-Lee, the main inventor of the web, is believed to be the man who first made hyperlinks blue. Mosaic, a very early web browser, displayed webpages with a (ugly) gray background and black text. The darkest color available at the time that was not the same as the black text was that blue color. Therefore, to make links stand apart from plain text, but still be readable, the color blue was selected.”
I think it's fascinating that tweaking something as small as the color can completely change an outcome. What have been your findings in terms of colors and marketing? Tell me about it in the comments.
Source: stumbleupon.com

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Homemade Lemon Soap

Hello friends!!we  have another great idea to share with you today. This homemade lemon soap recipe smells amazing, it’s definitely one you’ll want to try. The lemon zest gives the soap a great texture and the citrus scent will leave your hands feeling rejuvenated. With only three ingredients required this soap recipe is easy to make and makes a wonderful Mother’s Day gift.

If you’ve been following along my soap making adventures this year I have to say that this is my favorite so far! For this recipe I used the goat’s milk soap base again because it makes soap making a breeze and it’s available at most craft stores. Beside the citrus scent what I like is that I didn’t need to add any colorant to the soap. The lemon zest mixed with the melted soap produced a yellow color on it’s own.

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Homemade Lemon Soap
Supplies:
1 1/2 cups Goat’s milk soap base, cubed
4-6 Lemon essential oil
Dried Lemon zest of 3-4 lemons
Step one: Cut soap into cubes and microwave in 30 second intervals (I like to use a large Pyrex measuring cup to melt the soap in). This recipe makes 3 bars of soap and I used about 15 cubes of goat’s milk soap base.
Step two: Melt soap for about a minute. Add another 15-30 seconds if it’s not completely melted.
Step three: Once soap cubes have liquified add a few drops of the lemon essential oil and the lemon zest; stir well.
Step four: Pour into soap molds and allow to harden for at least one hour. Press mold to release soap.

      
source::apumpkinandaprincess.com  
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