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Latest Winzip Activation Code and Registration Codes

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The world’s most popular Windows Zip utility for file compression, file sharing, file encryption, and data backup. Now WinZip is even faster and simpler to zip/unzip files, share information, and safeguard your projects! Highlights include. You can download and activate the latest Winzip activation code using the below method.

  • Advanced zip engine for up to twice the zipping/unzipping speed
  • Enhanced WinZip Desktop Gadget for instant zipping, unzipping, and emailing
  • Innovative ‘Zip and E-mail’ tools that make file sharing effortless
  • Extended enterprise support for more control in multi-user environments

Winzip Activation Code

WinZip®19.5

Zip, protect, share and manage files anywhere with the world’s #1 zip utility.

  • Zip and unzip files and folders instantly
  • Manage local and cloud files in the new interface
  • Share directly to the cloud, social media and IM
  • Convert to PDF, add watermarks and resize photos
  • Connect and share on the go with ZipShare

Unzip all major formats:

With just a click, open all major compression file types, including Zip, Zipx, RAR, 7Z, TAR, GZIP, VHD, XZ and more.

Rich file management:

Do more with your files—without leaving WinZip—thanks to new file management features, including Copy to, Move to, Rename and Delete.

Protect your privacy:

Easily encrypt files as you zip to keep information and data secure. Add watermarks to deter unauthorized copying.

Simplify sharing:

  • Share large files directly by email, cloud services, social media and instant messaging services, manage your online files more easily and quickly share links to your cloud files.
  • If you need help with your WinZip please go to the WinZip support pages to find answers to your questions,or you can contact the support if you can not find what you’re looking for.
  • Please note that WinZip is shareware, using warez version, crack, serial numbers, key generator, pirate key, key maker or keygen for WinZip license key is illegal and prevent future development of WinZip. You can free try WinZip before you decide to purchase.
  • Requirements: Windows 8/8.1, Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP (32 bit/ 64 bit)
  • All logos, trademarks, art and other creative works are and remain copyright and property of WinZip Computing Inc.

Other versions of WinZip:

Version Downloads Size Date

  • 18.5 Build 11111 winzip185.exe 105 MB 08 May 2014
  • 18.0 Build 10661 winzip180.exe 83.5 MB 31 Oct 2013
  • 17.5 Build 10562 winzip175.exe 97.1 MB 07 Aug 2013
  • 17.0 Build 10381 winzip170.exe 95.0 MB 06 Feb 2013
  • 16.5 Build 10095

winzip165.exe 352 KB 17 Apr 2012
16.0 Build 9715
winzip160.exe 352 kb 11 Jan 2012
15.5 Build 9579
winzip155.exe 22.3 MB 18 Aug 2011
15.0 Build 9411
winzip150.exe 19.2 MB 27 Mar 2011
14.5 Build 9095
winzip145.exe 15.5 MB 14 Apr 2010
12.1 Build 8519
winzip121.exe 13.1 MB 16 Jun 2009
11.2 Build 8094 winzip112.exe 13.1 MB
10 Apr 2008
10.0 Build 6698 winzip100.exe 6 MB
24 Feb 2006

Minimum System Requirements of Silent Hunter V: Battle of the Atlantic

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Before installing Silent Hunter V: Battle of the Atlantic, you must make sure your computer has a minimum system requirement, Or this PC game otherwise could not run on your computer and you might have to upgrade the hardware in order to install Silent Hunter V: Battle of the Atlantic

To see if your PC is ready for Silent Hunter V: Battle of the Atlantic, Your computer system must have the following minimum requirements for installing. You can check Path of exile system requirements also from here.

Silent Hunter 5 ventures into uncharted territory and takes players behind the periscope of a German U-boat to take on the Allied Forces in famous battles across the vast Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea.

Minimum System Requirements for Silent Hunter V: Battle of the Atlantic:

  • OS: Windows XP (Service Pack 3) or Windows Vista (Service Pack 2)
  • CPU: Intel® Core2Duo® E4400 or AMD® Athlon™ 64 X2 4000+ or higher
  • RAM: 1 GB (XP) / 2 GB (Vista)
  • HDD: 10 GB free disk space
  • Graphics: 256 MB Graphics Memory
  • Sound Card: DirectX 9 Compatible
  • DirectX: Version 9.0c

Recommended System Requirements for Silent Hunter V: Battle of the A

  • OS: Windows XP (Service Pack 3) or Windows Vista (Service Pack 2) or Windows® 7
  • CPU: Intel® Core2Duo® E6850 or AMD® Athlon™ 64 X2 5600+
  • RAM: 2 GB
  • HDD: 10 GB free disk space
  • Graphics: 512 MB Graphics Memory
  • Sound Card: DirectX 9 Compatible
  • DirectX: Version 9.0c

Supported Graphics Cards:

  • Minimum – ATI® Radeon HD2600/GeForce® 8800 or better
  • Recommended – ATI® Radeon HD3000 series / GeForce® 9 Series or better

Allied ships will respond to players advances and new locations, upgrades and resupply will alter the campaign dynamically.

Note :

Please consider in Processor, RAM, VGA, and hard disk. those the main thing to decide whatever Silent Hunter V: Battle of the Atlantic can be installed properly in the computer system or not. If one of those minimum requirements can’t be achieved by your hardware, please don’t even try to install Silent Hunter V: Battle of the Atlantic… Leave a comment if you have something to ask!!

10 Ways to Make Your Marriage Better Today

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If you are like me, you may be guilty of packing your husbands and kids off to bed so you can get your zombie on in front of the TV or bury your nose (and all thoughts about the pile of dishes in your sink) in a good book. Many a mom has allowed the sweet nectar that is Downton Abbey to lull us back to sanity after the fam hits the sheets.

1.)  Go To Bed At The Same Time As Your Spouse (hint, hint)

However, going to bed together allows for much needed adult time (bow chicka wow wow) and zombie vision isn’t doing your complexion any favors.

2.) Sleep Naked

Yep, I said it. Getting into bed in the same yoga pants the kids have wiped their hands and noses on all day is the modern day equivalent of the 1950′s HIS and her twin beds. Get in bed in the buff and get it on. Seriously.

3.) Take a walk, do an exercise video, or go to the gym TOGETHER.

Did option #2 make you cringe a bit? Are you thinking, “Bikini body, ha!, I don’t even have a walk-naked-from-the-bathroom-to-the-bed-body.” Exercising with your partner is a great way to relieve stress, which limits arguments, and will help you both feel better about your bodies, which is great for your love life.

4.) Make Dinner and Family Time a “No Phone Zone”

(Loudspeaker) Put down the smartphone and slowly back away!  Sure, you might get a little itchy and twitchy thinking about your next gadget fix, but come on, cut the friggin’ cord already. Is there anything sadder than a family out for dinner with each person, kids included, staring at a screen instead of the person in front of them? Consider the message you send your spouse (and your kids) when your smartphone, tablet or computer gets more face time with you than they do.

5.) Plan your meals for the week and stick to it.

If this conjures up images of the 1950′s housewife quickly followed by an overwhelming gag reflex, stay with me. Wouldn’t you love to stop having the “I dunno, what do you want to eat?” discussion? You know, where one person can’t think of any ideas and the other person comes up with several suggestions only to have them shot down? This makes me crazier than Fiona Apple, so we do our best to meal plan. Hey, it protects your budget, your health, and your sanity.

6.) Make a Love List

Write down the top 5 reasons that made you fall in love with your spouse and give it to them to keep in their wallet. Ask them to do the same. Call me old-fashioned, but a text or an email is about as romantic as bringing your kids with you on a date. So please, write it down. A handwritten note is a wonderful keepsake, especially on the tough days when you might need the reminder of why you are together.

7.) Make Out At The Movies

Try to remember how you felt when you were first dating. The land of first kisses, “No, you hang up first.” and making googly eyes at each other. You know, back when your partner made your heart go pitter-patter and your first thought wasn’t “Gee, I better get an EKG and a stress test.” So, in the interest of reclaiming a taste of your early days, I say find a local drive-in movie you have no interest in watching and make out the whole time. (Just keep it G rated. Nothing kills a date like a ticket for indecent exposure in public.

8.) Share Your Bucket List

Ask your spouse about their bucket list. Be sure not to do this right after an argument so they don’t get the wrong impression. “So, honey, what would you like to do before you die?” Done with proper timing, like a date night or during a long car trip, it will give you great insight into your partner’s hopes and dreams and can make for a fun conversation.

9.) Reaffirm Your Vows

I’ve always like the idea of a renewing the vows ceremony. In fact, why not have fun with it? Make the dog the ring bearer, read new vows to each other by the beach, redo your wedding without your drunk uncle and the $50 dollar a head rubber chicken… the options are endless. Of course, sometimes the best move is simple, honest and spontaneous. Why not just stop your spouse right in their tracks, look in their eyes, and say “I am so glad I married you, and I would do it again right now.”

10.) Pray Together

Marriage is a long road. Sometimes that road feels like a wide open, freshly paved interstate and other times it feels like you’re trapped in rush hour with no AC after a bran muffin and a double espresso. Marriage is a team sport to be sure, but the best marriage is a team of 3- you, your spouse and Jesus. Include Him in your decisions, ask Him to mediate your disagreements through His word and ask for His help every day. Marriage doesn’t have to feel like a heavy burden when you let our Lord do the heavy lifting.

Final note: obviously there are a plethora of ways to improve your marriage, these are just a few that are easy to implement right now. Serious problems require serious prayer, time, effort and even professional help. The best way to have the marriage you want is to do the work and start it today. Marriage is a lot like gardening and going to the gym- if you want results, you have to earn them.

What a Holistic Doctor Does When They Get Sick

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On Sunday, my family was invited to a barbecue pool party. But, as is typical in Florida, it started to rain. Unlike the rest of the other sensible adults, who got out of the pool and dried off, I stayed in the pool for another 30 to 45 minutes with the children while the weather turned cooler and it rained even harder. Suffice it to say, that evening I started getting a sore throat and started to feel phlegm gathering faster than a pack of guys at a free bar buffet.

When I woke up the next morning, I didn’t feel any better. In fact, I felt worse.

So, inspired by my own cold kicking antics, I want to quickly share what a holistic doctor does when they get sick. Here are my top 5 go to remedies for a minor cold. I’ll show you how to stop it in its tracks before it turns into a big problem that may require medication.

colloidal silver1) Colloidal Silver

Available online or at a health food store, simply gargle 5 mL for 30 seconds, hold under the tongue for another 30 seconds and swallow.

I reserve the use of colloidal silver ONLY for stubborn upper respiratory issues, and infections. I do not recommend using this daily since it works like an antibiotic, which does not distinguish between harmful and beneficial bacteria in the gut.  Click here for guidelines on safe dosage. Click here to learn more about the long and successful history of colloidal silver use.

coconut-oil2) Oil Pulling

Simply take 1 teaspoon of coconut oil and lightly move around your mouth for 20 minutes. Don;t go gargle crazy or you’ll give yourself lockjaw. Spit into garbage and rinse with water when finished.

For more on the amazing benefits of coconut oil, including it’s antibacterial, anti fungal, antiviral properties and dental health miracles.

3) Homeopathy

Homeopathic pills can be dissolved under the tongue or in water.

Allow 5 pellets of natrum muriaticum dissolve under your tongue up to 3 times daily until symptoms resolve.

Homeopathy has a long history of safe and effective treatment of a huge list of ailments. The treatment an be used with any other treatment safely. This particular remedy is safe for kids and pregnant women. For more on ho

4) Homemade bone broth:

how to make bone broth

1 to 8 cups daily until symptoms lessen.

Think chicken soup on steroids (in the good way…um, nevermind). This is old school, people. Real stock minus all the additives like salt, sugar and good Lord knows what else. Here’s my recipe. Bottom line, bone broth is full of vitamin D, calcium, magnesium and glycosaminoglycans.. Basically, feel good in a glass, so drink up.

5) Acupressure:Large Intestine 4 Hegu

Apply 1-3 times daily until symptoms disappear. Push or rub each point and hold for 30 seconds up to 2 minutes.Large Intestine 4 (LI 4) or “Hegu”, which means “joining valley. The point is found in the web between the bones of the thumb and pointer finger. Find the point with the thumb of your free hand and push straight down. If it is tender, you’re on the right spot.This is our specialty. We can kick a cold’s booty, take its lunch money and set it crying home to mommy like a playground bully getting a major dose of karma. Find an acupuncturist here. Fine me here.

Acopints ST 36, Sp 6 and LV 3 shown:

Stomach 36 (ST36): I call it the penicillin point. Its’ great for exhaustion, upset stomach, diarrhea, bloating, nausea, vomiting, depression, nervousness, insomnia, general weakness, and breast pain. It is located on the outside of both lower legs about 3 inches below the knee. When in doubt, no matter what the issue, push here.

Bonus:

Fermented cod liver oil, ongoing for immune system support.

Sounds gross? Have you heard your snuffly nose and cough lately? Want to kick colds to the curb? Get thee some fermented cod liver oil and give your immune system a major makeover.

I hope my personal go-to remedies help you. But remember, the best offense is a good defense. Prevention with good food (and getting out of the pool when it gets cold) are just a good idea. Feel better soon!

“Therefore I will boast all the more gladly about my weaknesses, so that Christ’s power may rest on me.”
2 Corinthians 12:9

Teaching Kids About Easter: Our Resurrection Garden

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Over the past few weeks, I’ve been asked several times what our family is doing to prepare for Easter. That question has been answered with some uneasy silence and some awkward verbal fumbling on my part. The truth is, I take Easter very seriously. I have no doubt that most of the people asking me to do as well. However, for me, Easter is very personal. I am literally overwhelmed at the thought of what Easter is meant to celebrate, and I get a little self-righteous when talk of baskets, eggs, and bunnies comes around. The thing that used to turn me off about Christians, before I became one, was this exact projection of judgment and self-righteousness. So imagine my horror when I started to notice this behavior in yours truly.

Teaching Kids About Easter

“And as for you, brothers and sisters, never tire of doing what is good.”  2 Thessalonians 3:13

Bottom line, every Easter I get very reflective on the life I lived without Christ. It is wrought with disgrace, hurt and embarrassment. I am shocked when I think of the person I was. Worst of all, I am saddened at how much about me is still lacking. As such, reflection on the sacrifice of Christ, which covers the multitude of my sins, overwhelms me. It is for this reason I think I have become so rigid about “Christian” holidays (or what is left of them) like Christmas and Easter. My feelings on Christmas are a whole other story. Suffice it to say that while I think celebrating the birth of Christ is of value, it is the celebration of His resurrection, that is paramount. Without the resurrection, there is no Christianity. (1 Corinthians 15:17) Without the resurrection, Christ is just another guru who claimed to be God before they died. And die He did. But Christ, and only Christ, defeated death. Only Christ is who He claimed to be, God.

 ”And if Christ has not been raised, your faith is futile; you are still in your sins.” 1 Corinthians 15:17

I don’t know about you, but when I think about an appropriate way to celebrate Jesus’ sacrifice that makes possible my saving grace, it seems like a daunting task. This year, I wanted to get our girls some Easter gifts that would help celebrate the holiday. I also wanted to make something I have seen online called a “Resurrection Garden.” I have seen several that I liked and decided that I would like to make ours a permanent piece for our home. I’ve included links to two of my favorites. One is a miniature garden like the one I made, the other is large-scale and in an actual garden. I will give you my list of suggested materials, but I think a great idea is to be creative and make your garden with your own found objects so it is personal.

You will need:

  • sand (we used our sandbox sand
  • dirt (potting soil if you want it to be “clean”)
  • a cup or tiny terracotta flower-pot for the “tomb”
  • a bowl or terracotta large pot tray (I had a large hurricane candle container that I used)
  • a large stone (to cover the tomb opening)
  • small rocks
  • tiny sticks
  • glue gun or super glue

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Directions:

  • give bowl or tray a layer of sand or dirt (we used sand as we wanted it to be more authentic)
  • place cup or small terracotta pot in the tray or bowl leaving enough room in front of the pot for the large stone to cover the “tomb” entrance
  • use rocks, sand and dirt to create a “hill” over the top of the cup and cover the top of the “tomb.” Be sure to have enough sand so that when you make your crosses, they will stick in the sand.
  • make three crosses with your glue, set aside to dry
  • landscape the top and outside of your tomb as you see fit. We used a combination of rocks, dirt and sand. I put several small rough pebbles on the top of the tomb to imitate the rough terrain of Jerusalem.
  • place the three crosses in position on the top of the hill above the “tomb”
  • place the large rock in front of the entrance

Since Christ was taken into custody on Maundy Thursday and crucified and buried in the tomb of Joseph of Arimathea on what we now call Good Friday, we have our rock to the side leaving the tomb open for now. On Friday, we will read the Bible and talk to the girls about our garden before closing the entrance to the tomb with the large rock. There it will stay until Sunday morning. We will move the stone on Sunday morning before the girls wake up so they can see the tomb empty.

I’m really excited about this new tradition for our family. If you’re inspired by it, I hope you’ll try it too. Please share pictures and updates if you do!

Finally, I would like to end by saying that I am not suggesting that people do not do Easter baskets, dye eggs or enjoy an egg hunt. My suggestion is simply to keep Christ at the center of this holiday, which can be hard with kids. I guess I just don’t want Jesus competing for attention with a chocolate bunny.

“And whatever you do, whether in word or deed, do it all in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God the Father through him.” Colossians 3:17

Here are some items we are giving the girls for Easter this year. My mom will have eggs to hide and will fill their baskets with the items we got, which include an Old and New Testament sticker book, a biblical Easter sticker book, a few different versions of Bible stories, a prayer-book for kids and Bible picture books. My mom also got some great kid-sized gardening tools for the girls. Maybe next year we can made a larger scale garden in our yard.

“He is not here; he has risen!” Luke 24:6

From our family to yours, we wish you a wonderful Easter!