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Psychrophile for iPulse (Mac OS X), by mrbiotech. Six color variations: Psychrophile, Green, Peach, Purple, Red, Ruby. BTW: Psychrophile means “cold-loving” – appropriate for the frigid Salt Lake Valley this Christmas-time.

12/26/2007 | [0] Comments | Filed under: , Downloads

Spiderman For Aston

Haxer’s newest Aston Shell theme. Spiderman for Aston uses several innovative characteristics to make this theme individual. In haxer’s own words, “I really don’t think I like this theme…” Ok, never mind. This may not be the best theme ever, because haxer hit a mental block while trying to get it put together, but he tried to do things differently than usual. Take the clock for example, and the web texture on the taskbar. As always, enjoy the theme. And be sure to comment!

09/21/2007 | [3] Comments | Filed under: AstonShell , Downloads

garden001 Wallpaper

Picture taken at Red Butte Gardens in Salt Lake City Utah. by mrbiotech

08/02/2007 | [0] Comments | Filed under: Nature, Wallpapers , Downloads

Synovium Wallpaper

Wallpaper made to complement the Synovium Suite of skins by mrbiotech. Download the big pack, or just find the size you need.

07/06/2007 | [3] Comments | Filed under: Suites, Synovium Suite, Wallpapers , Downloads

DominantNegative for Rainlendar2

DominantNegative for Rainlendar2, graciously ported by Darrell Ping.

07/03/2007 | [1] Comments | Filed under: DominantNegative Suite , Downloads

RK_clouds wallpaper

A snapshot made from my kitchen window in Salt Lake City Utah using a 10.1 megapixel Nikon D80 camera set to focal priority manual mode. Some color enhancement done in the shadows and highlights increased slightly. Otherwise, you see it exactly as I did.

.: mrbiotech :.

05/06/2007 | [1] Comments | Filed under: Skins and Themes, Wallpapers , Downloads

mrb_simpleHTML2 Free XHTML template

Here’s another free XHTML standards-compliant web-template suitable for FAQs, Legal Disclaimers or Documentation. Uses standard HTML tags, not mountains of artificial DIV tags, and renders well across browsers. Very simple design.

Easily modded for a content-management system (CMS) or blog. Checkout the full-screen image for more details on the template.

.:mrbiotech:.

05/03/2007 | [0] Comments | Filed under: Web Design, Web Templates, XHTML , Downloads

Ghost Rider 2

Theme made for Marvel.com The second of 4. I (haxer) made Ghost Rider and had said that I was making a second one. Krstatzar had always wanted to make a Ghost Rider theme, so he contacted me and asked to colab on it. Of course I couldn’t refuse an offer like that, so we worked together to make this, a haxer/krstatzar theme. As always, Enjoy!

Most Resolutions supported.

05/01/2007 | [9] Comments | Filed under: AstonShell , Downloads

mrb_simpleHTML1 Free XHTML template

Here’s a free XHTML standards-compliant web-template suitable for FAQs, Legal Disclaimers or Documentation. Uses standard HTML tags, not mountains of artificial DIV tags, and renders well across browsers. Very simple design.

Easily modded for a content-management system (CMS) or blog.

.:mrbiotech:.

04/27/2007 | [1] Comments | Filed under: Web Design, Web Templates, XHTML , Downloads

Ghost Rider

So… I was hanging out in the Aston forums and I got a request to make some themes for Marvel comics. This theme is the first of four that are coming out. Next is a Punisher theme, then Spidey, then another Ghost Rider theme. I hope you guys like them. The background image is from Marvel. It is used with permission.

Resolution: 1280×1024 (I may make a 1024×768 res, no guarantees though.)

04/10/2007 | [22] Comments | Filed under: AstonShell , Downloads

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Building Electric Guitars

Great resource read for anyone thinking of building their own electric guitar. Great examples and nice anecdotal information. Tremendously lacking in schematic or diagramatic details, but rich with verbal suggestions. I’d recommend reading this to get an idea before going online and getting more pertinent details. Organization is a bit confusing, but when used as a reference (i.e.: skipping to a needed section) the book still proves its worth.

Ice Hunt

An American arctic research submarine stumbles upon an ice-entombed WWII-era Soviet research base holding a secret so sinister that both countries will do anything to obtain it, or ensure it is never seen by the public eye. Not the traditional action-adventure novel, Ice Hunt adds fantastic character-development, accurate science, a highly unpredictable plot to the exciting non-stop peril. Think of Michael Crichton and Dean R. Koontz on a dose of realism and you get Ice Hunt.

Gulliver's Travels

Satire at it’s 18th-century best! Phenomenal in scope, astonishingly poignant, and staggeringly applicable to today. Through the guise of Gulliver, a traveler who encounters lands still equally amazing now as they were when published a couple-hundred years a go, Swift diatribes academia, scientists, governments, religions, cultures, societies, etc… in an entertaining way that will make you openly laugh as you secretly question your own motivations. Easily one of my favorite books of all time!

Subterranean

Subterranean was undoubtedly my biggest guilty pleasure of 2008. Certain things are virtually guaranteed in a Rollins book: incredibly large cavern systems, a crack adventure team, and some sort of bizarre hominid species. Y’know what? It was fun! Sure, it seemed an odd mish-mash of Jurassic Park, The Descent, and Journey to the Center of the Earth, and despite the really weak opening chapters, the characters became likeable, entertaining, and I never had an inkling how it would end.

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