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You are bored with the games provided by Facebook? Or bored with the game output GameHouse, Big Fish Games, etc.. monotonous? Try 15 websites free online games based on flash.

Fifteenth website is:

Shockwave

Dailygames

GameLinks

Miniclip

Zapak

Crazy Monkey Games

Yahoo! Games

Net-Games

FlashTrackz

Addicting Games

Online Flash Games

Gamenode

MostPlays

Bored

Candystand

Photoshop might not be the best 3D software to design 3D elements but almost all kinds of 3D effect can be achievable using photoshop. It doesn’t matter you need to remember each and every step how to create an 3d design but understanding what kind of methods are possible is the key to this post. 3D effect can really spice up your design and create an magical effect to your design.Adding 3D effect into design is now more popular and you can notice that in portfolio sites. Here we have 27 awesome 3D photoshop tutorials, these tutorials collected here will show you how to create gorgeous 3D effect in photoshop step by step.

1. Create a Shiny 3D Box

2. 3D Magnetic “A”

3. 3D Metal Text

4. Make a Realistic LCD HDTV from Scratch

5. Create a Robotic 3D Spider

6. How to Create 3D Text Blocks in Photoshop

7. Create a Shiny Earth with Photoshop 3D Layers

8. Render a Cereal Box Cover from Scratch Using Photoshop’s 3D Tools

9. Creating A Vector Style MacBook From Scratch

10. Create A Cool 3D Text Scene

11. 3d 2009 Logo

12. Nokia 5300 Cell phone interface

13. Design a 3D Box Icon in Photoshop

14. Draw a Classy 3D Poker Chip in Photoshop

15. 3D Pixel Stretch Effects in Photoshop

16. Realistic 3D Flag in Photoshop

17. How to create a 3D Logo Object

18. Photoshop Portable Meter Icon

19. Photoshop Watchmen Whistle Logo

20. Head Phone Logo Icon in Photoshop

21. 3d Model Grip master studio tutorial

22. 3d Model pen in Photoshop

23. Stainless steel mail box in photoshop

24. PC Mouse Tutorial

25. Awesome Milk Typography Effect in Photoshop

26. Create a Glowing Globe Icon in Photoshop

27. Patriotic Text Using Displacement Masks

If you find this 3D effect tutorials interesting and have tried the techniques from these tutorials please leave your design link in the comments.

Easy-to-use guide will show you how to rip, download, and convert video from Facebook or simply embed on other websites.

Many times we see a video uploaded by a friend or family member to Facebook and would love to be able to embed it elsewhere or to simply download a copy to save for personal use.
Facebook obviously doesn’t offer either of these options and so people have to figure out a way to do it on their own.
The easiest method I’ve come across so far is by using a Firefox add-on called Facebook Video 2.1.8, and with it I’ll show you step by step how to get started downloading video from Facebook in no time at all.

STEP #1

Firstly, you must use Mozilla’s Firefox Internet browser.

STEP #2

Secondly, install the Facbook Video 2.1.8 add-on for Firefox.

STEP #3

Now find a video you want to work with. We’ll go over the three options which are to embed, download, or convert to other formats.
Notice the options available before installing Facebook Video 2.1.8.
Now notice those available afterwards.

Embedding and Customizing Video

If you want to embed the video on a another website simply select the “Embed this Video” link on the right and then copy and past the code wherever you choose. Note that you can also customize this code by selecting the “Customize Code” link and entering desired width and length dimensions.

Downloading Video

Select the “Download Video” link. The video will then open up as an .mp4 object, filling the window in its entirety. Now select “Save Page As” from the File tab in the Firefox menu and choose where you want to save it on your PC.

Converting Video

To convert the video to another format select “Convert Video.” You’ll be taken to the Zamzar free file conversion website where you can then choose the format you want to convert it to: 3gp, .avi, iPhone, .flv, .wmv, or even .flac, .mp3, or .wav if you just want the audio from the video. Enter the email address of where you want to receive the converted file and press “Convert” to complete the process.

Computer viruses are increasingly sophisticated and pervasive. If you can't afford to run your computer without some sort of antivirus software installed, check out these five popular options to protect your PC. Photo by Cushing Memorial Library and Archives, Texas A&M University Archives.
Earlier this week we asked you to share your favorite antivirus application; now we're back with the five most popular apps to help you secure your PC and keep it running virus free.
Note: For each entry, we reviewed the lowest cost option available from the company in question. Most companies offer premium packages of varying cost and with varying additional bells and whistles, save for the always-free Microsoft Security Essentials. For the purpose of this comparison, we stuck to the free/entry level options.

Avast! (Windows/Linux, Basic: Free, Premium $39.95 per year)

Having just celebrated its 21st birthday, Avast! is an old player in the antivirus market. Avast! has built up a solid following based on their philosophy of offering dependable and effective antivirus protection for free to home users. In addition to standard antivirus scanning, Avast! offers a variety of resident protection modules that cover different aspects of your computer like instant messaging, email, P2P applications, and more.

Microsoft Security Essentials (Windows, Free)

Microsoft Security Essentials is the newest addition to Microsoft's computer protection software. It replaces the Windows Live OneCare subscription service and Windows Defender by providing more comprehensive coverage than either of the two originally provided. Microsoft Security Essentials is free for all Windows users and provides protection against a variety of threats including viruses, malware, adware, and spyware.

Avira (Windows, Basic: Free, Premium: $30 per year)

Avira is another antivirus app available for free, although the free version of Avira doesn't offer as many bells and whistles as some of the other free offerings in today's Hive. Nonetheless, you still get dependable antivirus scanning and protection from malware and rootkits. In addition to the free antivirus software, Avira also offers a Linux Live CD recovery disc loaded with Avira and other free system recovery tools to help you get back on your feet if fighting the virus infection from within Windows just isn't cutting it.

ESET NOD32 Antivirus (Windows, $39.99 per year)

NOD32 has built a large based of users over the years by having a low number of false positives and a high rate of early detection thanks to their community-sourced ThreatSense detection system. As a fun bit of trivia, American users may know the application as "NOD" and pronounce the acronym as an actual word, but the name is actually an acronym that hails from the Eastern European origins of the application. From the Wikipedia entry on NOD32:

The acronym NOD stands for Nemocnica na Okraji Disk ("Hospital at the end of the disk"), a pun related to the Czechoslovakian medical drama series Nemocnica na okraji mesta (Hospital at the End of the City).

AVG (Windows, Basic: Free, Premium: $54.99 per year)

The free offering from AVG is one of the lightest, feature-wise, among the nominations in this Hive Five. That said, if you're looking for a basic antivirus application that will scan your computer, keep an eye out for spyware, and keep you from visiting malware and virus laden websites (via their LinkScanner protection), AVG is a solid free offering.