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Sun 22 Aug 2010

The School of Possibilities By Seita Parkkola

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The School of Possibilities By Seita Parkkola
Publisher: Sourcebooks Jabberwocky 2010 | 368 Pages | ISBN: 1402218354 | PDF | 3 MB

This import explores themes of education, family, freedom, and rebellion through an innovative and entertaining narrative. Labeled an impossible child because of his skateboarding and other impulsive behaviors, 12-year-old Storm is sent to the School of Possibilities, where desperate children learn obedience. The boy soon experiences bizarre methods of discipline that include an assigned best friend who is clearly an enemy and a variety of subtle and overt humiliations from school staff and model students. (more…)

Fri 5 Jun 2009

4×4 Hummer (SKIDROW)

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4×4 Hummer (SKIDROW)
PC Game | Windows | 2.71 GB

4×4 Hummer is an off road driving simulation where players can test drive a range of General Motors’ sports utility vehicles (SUVs) across challenging and exciting locations including the Grand Canyon, Crimea, Egypt and Iceland to name a few. There is a range of great off road vehicles from the General Motor’s stable for building off road drivers to test. Players can try their hand at driv Read more

Fri 5 Jun 2009

Chelsea Club Football

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Chelsea Club Football

PS2 | USA | 1.4 GB

The new version sports a realistic simulation of the publisher Codemasters, on the most popular football clubs of the world, such as Real Madrid, Chelsea, Manchester United, etc.

In Chelsea Club Football every fan of football can be a full participant in your favorite team and try their hand at any of Read more

Wed 20 May 2009

Chess For Dummies, 2nd Edition

Posted by sruthin under Entertainment , Tutorial
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Chess for Dummies (2nd Edition) Many consider chess to be the best game ever invented. Chess imposes a set of rules and has finite limits, but just as you start to think you’re finally solving its mysteries, chess thwarts you. Sometimes, therefore, the game is frustrating, but far more often, chess proves both surprising and delightful.