Discovery HD - Into the Unknown with Josh Bernstein S01E06 The Lost Gold of Timbuktu (2008) 720p HDTV MVGroup

Discovery HD - Into the Unknown with Josh Bernstein S01E06 The Lost Gold of Timbuktu (2008)
English | 720p HDTV MVGroup | MKV | x264 1280x720 4000Kbps 29.97fps | AC3 384Kbps 2CH 48KHz | 00:43:35 | 1.33GB

In this episode Josh travels to Timbuktu in Africa to uncover the city that was known in the 14th Century as "City of Gold."

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BBC - Medieval Lives (2008) [Eng Sub]

BBC - Medieval Lives (2008) [Eng Sub]
Language: English | 260mn | XviD | 704x400 | 2494kbps | 29fps | AC3 | 192kbps | 5.05 GB
Genre: Documentary

Medieval Lives…Knights in shining armor, damsels in distress, pious monks….Nonsense. The Middle Ages were far more entertaining than that.

Legendary Monty Python star and medieval scholar, Terry Jones, has been leafing through the history books to find out what the medieval world was really like. What he discovered is a treasure trove of extraordinary stories and characters that challenges those tired traditional stereotypes.

Part 1: Peasant
The Peasant
Terry Jones investigates the feudal system and the Peasants' Revolt, and discovers the truth about the Medieval Peasant in the process.

Part 2: Monk
The Monk
The Medieval monk was dedicated to God, and lived a life of prayer, hard work and poverty. But are the things we think we know, really true Terry Jones travels around Europe in an attempt to reveal the truth about monks in the Middle Ages.

Part 3: Damsal
The Damsel
The Medieval damsel is nowadays seen as a beautiful, but helpless woman, forever in need of a knight in shining armor to rescue her. But were damsels really such passive females, or are the stories we think we know about them, simply not true Terry Jones travels around Europe in search for an answer to that question.

Part 4: Minstral
The Minstrel
We usually see the minstrel as a jolly and free man, who was popular with the kings and with the ladies. But was it really like that Terry Jones investigates what we think we know about Medieval life, and finds some unexpected insights.

Part 5: Knight
The Knight
Medieval knights were brave, dedicated to God and love. They rescued many a damsel in distress and gave chivalry its name. At least, that's how we picture the knight now. But were they really like that Terry Jones travels around Europe to reveal the truth about the Medieval knight.

Part 6: Philosopher
The Philosopher
Terry Jones examination of Philosophers, their mythic pursuit of a "stone", alchemy and medicine in the Medieval world. Dispelling myths on the fanciful ideas of belief in a flat earth. The ideas of the Franciscan Friar Roger Bacon. Holistic medicine and transmutation. The actual basis of scientific thought and how the Church fomented these pursuits for glory and profit. To the four humours of Medieval health Terry Jones adds his own while he travels to unearth their place in Medieval life.

Part 7: Outlaw
The Outlaw
Outlaws, men like Robin Hood, dressed in tights and little short tunics, living in the forest and fearlessly standing up for justice for the common man. But did a Medieval outlaw like this ever exist, or is it just part of a widely believed myth Terry Jones travels Britain and Europe in search of the answer to this very question.

Part 8: King
The King
We think we know who the kings of the Medieval world were. But do we really know them Terry Jones tries to find out the truth about the powerful men of the age.

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BBC - Medieval Lives (2008) [Eng Sub]

BBC - Medieval Lives (2008) [Eng Sub]
Language: English | 260mn | XviD | 704x400 | 2494kbps | 29fps | AC3 | 192kbps | 5.05 GB
Genre: Documentary

Medieval Lives…Knights in shining armor, damsels in distress, pious monks….Nonsense. The Middle Ages were far more entertaining than that.

Legendary Monty Python star and medieval scholar, Terry Jones, has been leafing through the history books to find out what the medieval world was really like. What he discovered is a treasure trove of extraordinary stories and characters that challenges those tired traditional stereotypes.

Part 1: Peasant
The Peasant
Terry Jones investigates the feudal system and the Peasants' Revolt, and discovers the truth about the Medieval Peasant in the process.

Part 2: Monk
The Monk
The Medieval monk was dedicated to God, and lived a life of prayer, hard work and poverty. But are the things we think we know, really true Terry Jones travels around Europe in an attempt to reveal the truth about monks in the Middle Ages.

Part 3: Damsal
The Damsel
The Medieval damsel is nowadays seen as a beautiful, but helpless woman, forever in need of a knight in shining armor to rescue her. But were damsels really such passive females, or are the stories we think we know about them, simply not true Terry Jones travels around Europe in search for an answer to that question.

Part 4: Minstral
The Minstrel
We usually see the minstrel as a jolly and free man, who was popular with the kings and with the ladies. But was it really like that Terry Jones investigates what we think we know about Medieval life, and finds some unexpected insights.

Part 5: Knight
The Knight
Medieval knights were brave, dedicated to God and love. They rescued many a damsel in distress and gave chivalry its name. At least, that's how we picture the knight now. But were they really like that Terry Jones travels around Europe to reveal the truth about the Medieval knight.

Part 6: Philosopher
The Philosopher
Terry Jones examination of Philosophers, their mythic pursuit of a "stone", alchemy and medicine in the Medieval world. Dispelling myths on the fanciful ideas of belief in a flat earth. The ideas of the Franciscan Friar Roger Bacon. Holistic medicine and transmutation. The actual basis of scientific thought and how the Church fomented these pursuits for glory and profit. To the four humours of Medieval health Terry Jones adds his own while he travels to unearth their place in Medieval life.

Part 7: Outlaw
The Outlaw
Outlaws, men like Robin Hood, dressed in tights and little short tunics, living in the forest and fearlessly standing up for justice for the common man. But did a Medieval outlaw like this ever exist, or is it just part of a widely believed myth Terry Jones travels Britain and Europe in search of the answer to this very question.

Part 8: King
The King
We think we know who the kings of the Medieval world were. But do we really know them Terry Jones tries to find out the truth about the powerful men of the age.

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Solve Hidden files does not appear After effected by virus

Solve Hidden files does not appear After effected by virus

First Stopping the virus: u need to check the task manager to see if there is a (SVCHOST.EXE) running under the current logged in username and try to terminate it.

Note: After u terminate the virus try not to double click on any of you computer driver coz this....

action will start the virus allover again, when u need to access any of ur drivers (Hard Disk Partition), type it's drive letter in the address bar and it will open without starting
the virus process.

Second Fixing the show hidden files and folders: ________________________________________ 

Then u need to open "Registry Editor" and then go to

"HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Advanced\Folder\Hidden\SHOWALL"

And delete the Existing "CheckedValue" of the type "String" and create another one of the same name but of the type "DWORD" and set it's value to "1" Then open "My Computer" and 

go to: Tools> Folder Options> View> and select "Show hidden files and folders" and Uncheck "Hide protected operating system files"

Third Deleting the virus: ________________________________________

The easiest part, all u have to do is to delete the following files from your computer ( don't
forget how u should open the drivers or u will have to do it from the start )

1. C:\windwos\SVCHOST.EXE

2. C:\windwos\SVCHOST.inf or ini (probably they will be together side by side) 

3. C:\RAVMON.EXE 4.C:\Autorun.inf 

Then check the rest of the hard drivers you have on your computer ( D, E, or whatever) for
the files Number (3 and 4)

Restart your computer

Speed up Menu Display

Speed up Menu Display

• Click Start. Right-click My Computer, and then Click Properties

• Click the Advanced tab. In the Performance area, click Settings

• On the Visual Effects tab in the Performance Options dialog box, clear the Fade or slide menus into viewcheck box

• Click OK.

• In the System Properties dialog box, click OK.Now when you click a menu, it will appear almost instantly.

Speed up Menu Display

Speed up Menu Display

• Click Start. Right-click My Computer, and then Click Properties

• Click the Advanced tab. In the Performance area, click Settings

• On the Visual Effects tab in the Performance Options dialog box, clear the Fade or slide menus into viewcheck box

• Click OK.

• In the System Properties dialog box, click OK.Now when you click a menu, it will appear almost instantly.