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iPad App Review: Happy Birthday To You by Dr Seuss
$4.99 Category: Books Updated: 04 February 2013 Version: 2.1 Size: 26.2 MB Language: English Developer: Oceanhouse Media, Inc. Dr. Seuss Properties ™ & © 2011 Dr. Seuss Enterprises, L.P. All rights reserved. Rated 4+ Requirements: Compatible with iPhone, iPod touch and iPad. Requires iOS 5.0 or later. Dr Seuss is having his birthday next week, 2 March. So what better way to celebrate the awesome children’s book author than to review a bunch of his ebook apps. Happy Birthday to You is one very fun story, and in fact I had been reading the physical book with my son, Josiah for the whole of last week. Summary: “I wish we…
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American Idol 2013 with P1 Mifi
It’s American Idol season and I’m a cra-fan! I cannot wait until it shows on TV to watch it, I also don’t like watching it with all the ads because time is precious to me. What’s the solution? Watch it on the go on the Asus Memopad! Yes, I’m that crazy, I can’t even wait to get home to watch the latest episode, which I was watching using the Dailymotion app. Totally clear without any ads. I watched last week’s episode while John was having dinner in a coffee shop, and the P1 Mifi gave me a great signal (green). There was no lagging at all and it just played…
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Happy Chinese New Year insta frens! #instablog
Happy Chinese New Year insta frens! #instablogvia Instagram http://instagr.am/p/Vi6QTHvdnX/
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Reaching Community with Art
Some time ago, I read some only news about pianos being placed in public places for anyone to play and interact with it. I thought that was some fancy idea but I didn’t really get to find out about the background of that until now. I came upon this video about The Sing For Hope Pianos on youtube, and I thought this is just amazing. I loved how these old pianos were brought to live by artists putting their flair on it, and not like where I live where pianos normally look sombre in plain coloured paint. Then it’s even more outrageous that they placed the pianos in the street,…
