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Axara VideoTo iPod is created for converting video into the Apple iPod format. The program allows to Rip DVD-Video disc, & to convert the following video formats: MPEG, AVI (DivX, XviD, H264, etc), GVI, RM, WMV, QT, YouTube and Google to iPod etc.

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The free screensaver Finding Nemo's Friends was created by RateMyScreensaver.com and contains 22 high resolution images of Clownfish. Clownfish are native to wide ranges of the warm waters of the Pacific and Indian Oceans.

Some of the most amazing photographs of African Elephants have been compiled into this awe inspiring slideshow. African elephants is a free screensaver created by RateMyScreensaver.com containing 18 high quality photographs.

The largest living land mammal is a free screensaver created by RateMyScreensaver.com containing 14 high quality photographs. The African elephant is the largest still living land mammal and can be found South of the Sahara.

The free screensaver Jellyfish Swarms was created by RateMyScreensaver.com and contains 22 high resolution images of Jellyfish. Jellyfish are also capable of congregating into large swarms or blooms consisting of hundreds or even thousands.

The free screensaver, Trigger Happy, was created by RateMyScreensaver.com and contains 29 high resolution images of Triggerfish. Triggerfishes are brightly coloured fish of the family Balistidae.

The Undisputed King of the Jungle is a free screensaver created by RateMyScreensaver.com containing 26 high quality lion photographs. The lion (Panthera leo) is a mammal of the family Felidae and is the second largest feline species, after the tiger.

The free screensaver, Puffer Fish, was created by RateMyScreensaver.com and contains 17 high resolution images of Puffer Fish. The scientific name, Tetraodontidae, refers to the four large teeth, which are used for crushing the shells.