1. Apple 1984 commercial
2. Steve Ballmer Pitching Windows 1.0
3. Apple vs. Mac featuring Gisele Bündchen
4. Microsoft - I’m A PC
5. eBay.com.au - Make Shopping Exciting
The game show, called "Dadagiri," is the self-proclaimed meanest show on TV. It involves contestants having to recreate the first day of college, including bullies.
The footage has left viewers across the world shocked and in disbelief; it’s certainly not what you would expect to watch when tuning into the show.
The game show hostess, Isha the Goddess, sets out to insult, provoke and push all the wrong buttons of the contestants. Well, evidentially, it looks like she took her insult a little too far, as the reaction she got was the male contestant violently lashing out towards her.
It was a good job the hoard of ten plus crew members were on hand to calm the situation down. As the camera continued rolling, they emerged from behind the scene and the audience in full force to control one guy. Straight after the exchange of slaps between the two, the next scene saw the crew attempting to hold down the contestant whilst pinning him down, as he continued to cry "how could she slap me?!"
Here is the completely uncensored version of the video on YouTube:
Simultaneously press the Home and Sleep/Wake buttons to take a screenshot of your current screen. You’ll hear a camera shutter sound, your screen will flash white, then the screenshot will appear in the “Saved Photos” library of the Photos app.
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This tutorial will teach you how to make a beautiful Christmas card in Adobe Photoshop. [link]
Learn how to create beautiful Christmas-themed website layout. [link]
Create your own snowflakes using this free Photoshop tutorial. [link]
Learn how to create Christmas hanging tree ornaments in Photoshop. [link]
Create a stylized Christmas tree design with stars in Photoshop. [link]
Learn a simple way to draw Christmas holly using Adobe Photoshop. [link]
Learn how to make Christmas Night wallpaper using Photoshop. [link]
Learn how to create Christmas Candle Bridge using Photoshop. [link]
Learn how to draw up your own festive Christmas holiday card in Photoshop. [link]
Very detailed tutorial on how to make a Merry Christmas greeting card in Photoshop. [link]
Learn how to freeze your text and make it look like an ice cube with a frosted top in Photoshop. [link]
Create nice looking Merry Christmas card in Photoshop. [link]
This tutorial teaches you how to create nice looking snow effect on your text, you can use the effect on christmas themed graphics. [link]
With this easy-to-follow photoshop tutorial, learn how to make RSS icon on your site look nice and festive. [link]
Learn how to create Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer in Photoshop. [link]
Learn how to create your own Christmas tree wallpaper in Photoshop. [link]
Create some great looking Christmas text in Photoshop. [link]
Learn a simple style effect to create a Christmas tree ornament combing ‘Shape Tool’, Blending Styles and an Christmas motif image. [link]
Create cute Christmas glowing candle from scratch in Photoshop. [link]
Learn how to create creative Christmas card from scratch. [link]
Learn how to create Christmas Glass Ornaments in Photoshop. [link]
Learn how to make a snow globe in Adobe Photoshop. [link]
Learn how to create an abstract Christmas tree design. [link]
Learn how to create that last-minute Holiday e-Card in Photoshop. [link]
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1. Apple 1984 commercial
2. Steve Ballmer Pitching Windows 1.0
3. Apple vs. Mac featuring Gisele Bündchen
4. Microsoft - I’m A PC
5. eBay.com.au - Make Shopping Exciting
6. Yahoo! Music - UFO
7. Freecreditreport.com - Pirate
8. E*TRADE.com - Baby
9. Yahoo! - Hair
10. Outpost.com - Wolves
11. EDS - Running of the Squirrels (Superbowl 2000)
12. GoDaddy.com - Mother
13. Outpost.com - Gerbil Cannon
14. GoDaddy.com - Court Room
15. Jerry Seinfeld and Bill Gates Ad
16. PlayNow Plus by Sony Ericsson
17. Gamestop - Hint or Else
18. AmazonMP3 Store
19. IBM Servers Running Linux
20. Motorola Video Phone - Wife Calling
21. IBM Lenovo ThinkPad X300 - Sumo
22. Apple vs. PC - Cancel or Allow
23. Sony Bravia - Bouncy Balls
24. Sony PSP - Dude Get Your Own
25. Oracle - DataGuard
26. Comcast - Everyone Loves Money
27. Verizon Wireless - Chocolate Rain
28. Jerry Seinfeld - HP Hands
29. Cingular - My BFF Jill
30. Nextel Walkie Talkie Phone - Dancing
31. Cisco - America
32. Intel - Blue Man Group Pipes
33. Blackberry Pearl - Blue or Red
34. Monster.com - Don’t Fight Monday
35. Outpost.com - Tattoo
36. FreeCreditReport.com - New Car
37. Logitech - Late Night At The Office
38. Microsoft XBox 360 - Jump Rope
39. AT&T - The Hills Commercial
40. Mr. T - World of Warcraft
41. Netflix - Paulie
42. E*TRADE - Nozulla Side Effects
43. Hotels.com - Fake Tan & Abs
44. Blockbusters Superbowl - Clicking the Mouse
45. Sony - Make Room For A Wega
46. NetCom (Norwegian telecommunications company) - Cow
47. Motorola RAZR - Cut Through
48. LG Electronics - Voyeur
49. Mac vs. Bloated PC
50. Buy.com featuring Howie Mandel and DJ Qualls
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NOTEPAD++ is the premier replacement for Microsoft’s Notepad. It has an auto-completion feature (for most supported languages) that guesses what you’re trying to write, a tabbed interface which is great for working with multiple files without cluttering your task bar, a powerful RegEx find-and-replace feature, code folding, support for a large array of languages (even Assembler!) and much more. These are just some of the features that make NOTEPAD++ my personal default text editor.
(Mac, Linux)
Bluefish Editor is a robust, open source text editor geared towards programmers and web designers. It’s known as being a fast, lightweight text editor that can open 500+ documents with ease. It has a built-in function reference browser (for PHP, Python, CSS, and HTML) so you can quickly learn about with particular syntaxes. Check out the Screenshots section to find movies/screencasts (such as learning about working with remote files) and screen shots of Bluefish Editor.
(Mac)
TextWrangler is a multi-purpose text editor for the Mac OS. It is a programmer-friendly text editor and Unix/Server Admin text editor. It has a useful "plugin" system allowing developers a way for extending TextWrangler’s built-in features. It also has a function browser so that you can quickly find and jump to the function you’re looking for (very helpful for those really long files).
(Mac)
Smultron is an easy-to-use text editor. Its simple interface makes it perfect for the minimalist coder. It has the basic features you’d expect from a text editor such as syntax highlighting/coloring but also has cool, helpful features such as the ability to split the viewing pane in two so that you can view files side-by-side, a code snipplet library to allow you to store your often-used code blocks, and a full-screen mode that’s intended to make you focus on the task at hand.
(Windows)
Caditor is an open source portable text editor written in the .NET framework (C#) that puts speed and performance at the forefront of its design. It has a convenient search box built into the tool bar of the text editor’s interface so that you don’t have to open another dialog box to perform a search. It has other handy features common to developer-oriented text editors such as line numbering, a compiler feature to allow you to hook it up with your compiler, and FTP feature.
(Linux)
gedit is the official text editor of the GNOME desktop. Unlike Microsoft’s built-in text editor (Notepad), gedit is a more feature-packed text editor geared towards usage for programming and mark-up. With its syntax highlighting, tabbed interface for editing multiple files, and spell-checking feature – gedit is an excellent, free text editor for coders.
(Windows, Mac, Linux)
GNU Emacs (more commonly referred to simply as Emacs) is a cross-platform, extendible text editor geared towards programmers. One of its defining features is Emacs’s ability to be extended – offering you the ability to use it as your project planner and debugger, among other things. It has a file-comparison feature (M-x ediff) that highlights differences between two files (useful for figuring out changes in a file made by coders who don’t document/comment their revisions).
(Windows)
Crimson Editor is a light-weight text editor for Windows that supports many languages. It has a "Macros" features which lets you record a sequence of tasks so that you can reuse the sequence with a click of a button. It has a built-in FTP feature, allowing you to upload/download files from your FTP server. Crimson Editor is a solid option for Windows users.
(Windows)
ConTEXT is another excellent, light-weight, freeware (meaning it’s free - but close-sourced) text editor for Windows. It has countless of handy features such as text sorting (helpful when you need to sort things in alphabetical order, for example), ability to export configuration options so that you can share your configuration or import it into several machines, and a macro recorder for repeating a sequence of tasks. In 2007, ConTEXT development was turned over to David Hadley but continues to be freeware.
(Windows, Linux)
SciTE, written on top of the open source Scintilla code-editing component, is a speedy text editor aimed for use in source code editing. It has a standalone .exe version which you can use for portable storage drives (i.e. USB flash drives) so that you can conveniently carry it around and use it on any computer without having to install it. SciTE is a compatible with Windows and Linux operating systems and has been tested by the developer on Windows XP and on Fedora 8 and Ubuntu 7.10.
(Windows, Mac, Linux)
Komodo Edit is a freeware, cross-platform text editor created by ActiveState. It is a simple text editor based on the popular integrated development environment - Komodo IDE. It has a convenient and flexible Project Manager feature to help you organize and keep track of your project files.
(Windows, Mac, Linux)
jEdit is a text editor that specifically caters to programmers. It’s written in Java and runs on any operating system that supports You can download a ton of plugins (check out the Plugins Central on jEdit’s website) to extend its built-in features. jEdit was designed to combine the best features of Windows, Mac, and Unix text editors.
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