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By Shorel on October 26th, 2010

02.02.10
The iPhone (or any smartphone) can provide an instant learning distraction for kids. This is convenient when you’re unexpectedly stuck somewhere with nowhere to move or play such as when the bus breaks down or the train is taking longer than scheduled.
02.02.10
Here are a couple of the apps that Schäfer likes:
- Letters A to Z
[Continue reading iphone apps for ikids]
By Shorel on October 23rd, 2010
 It’s the weekend! In celebration of the upcoming “Hobbit” movies (filming starts in February 2011), being directed by Peter Jackson, how about a break from all things China?
Be warned. I’m about to get all Middle Earth on you.
If you don’t know it already, I am a fan of J.R. Tolkien – the author of the
[Continue reading Tolkien Weekend: Born of Hope & Isildur]
By Shorel on October 21st, 2010
 In 2008, we needed to buy a new computer. I was getting bored with Windows OS and decided to learn something new. Many of our friends were raving about how great their Mac was, so we bought a fancy all-aluminum body one when it came out.
We have been pleased with our purchase.
So much so that
[Continue reading There’s an indispensible app for that]
By Shorel on September 15th, 2010

01.03.2010
When we were in the States last year, I made a semi-luxury purchase: I bought a Kindle.
Why “semi-luxury”? Well, it was a first generation device and consequently was relatively high-priced for what you got.
Or so I thought at the time.
In actually, I wasn’t buying a book reading device. I was buying access to an entire
[Continue reading Kindle: The Most Gifted Item]
By Shorel on August 12th, 2009
We’re trying out a new polling system. For a test run, a simple question. As always, comments are welcome!
By Shorel & Sandra on July 29th, 2009
 Previously, I mentioned that we’ve been getting complaints from the server we use that we’re taking up too much CPU. (It’s OK if you don’t know what CPU is. I don’t either.)
Something about our blog was using up way too much. Hubs unplugged every plugin. He changed themes. He danced a little dance around the
[Continue reading 48 hours after our blog coronary bypass]
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