Wondershare Photo Collage Studio is a fun and easy tool to make impressive photo collages and digital scrapbooks with your photos. In Photo Collage Studio, you can drag-n-drop to create unforgettable gifts and keepsakes. Like a digital scrapbook complete with customized drawings. Or greeting cards and gorgeous calendars that keep the smile going all year long. Just choose a colorfully designed template, drop in your photos, customize your text, add cliparts, photo frames, and click. Beautifully printed pieces will be delivered to you in minutes and shared anywhere!

When The Silence of the Lambs took the Academy Awards ceremony by storm in 1992, winning in five major categories (Best Picture, Best Director - Jonathan Demme, Best Actor - Anthony Hopkins, Best Actress - Jodie Foster, and Best Adapted Screenplay - Ted Tally), it beat the odds in more ways than one. Granted, 1991 was a slow year for movies, and many pundits have remarked that the Oscar field was among the weakest ever (the other contenders were Disney's Beauty and the Beast, Bugsy, JFK, and the overrated The Prince of Tides), but the strong showing of The Silence of the Lambs was a surprise to almost everyone. In the first place, it was released in February 1991, a date thought to be beyond the short memories of the Academy members. Secondly, it is a dark psychological thriller - the kind of movie that occasionally receives a Best Picture nomination, but almost never takes home the statuette.

Although The Silence of the Lambs is brilliantly constructed and powerfully acted, and became one of the most recognizable thrillers of the '90s, it was neither the best movie of the year (a citation I would award to Beauty and the Beast) nor even the best thriller (overall, Dead Again impressed me more). The Silence of the Lambs contains a number of inarguably great scenes, but the screenplay, adapted from Thomas Harris' novel, suffers from a split personality. The scenes featuring Hannibal Lecter (Anthony Hopkins) are the stuff of legends. However, the rest of the movie, which concentrates on the pursuit of serial killer Buffalo Bill (Ted Levine), has a familiar, derivative feel. In truth, the climax couldn't be more mundane.

Maths Trainer is a training game focussing on using Mental Arithmetic and Mathematical skills to solve problems. Like our Brain Workout brain training range it has a daily test on the core areas of math; addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, percentage, fractions, rounding and number sequences. It has 12 activities to practice these skills and a further 4 fun reward games which are math based but are also good to chill out to. There is also a new improved progress chart to record performance.

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